Sentence examples for strategic benchmarks from inspiring English sources

The original Biden-Lugar bill introduced last year had the mix just right, setting down three strategic benchmarks -- that Pakistan be committed to fighting terrorism, that Pakistan remain a democracy (in other words, the army must not seize control), and that both nations provide public and official accountability for the funds.

And Mr Singh said "negotiations towards a fair, reasonable, and mutually acceptable settlement" to the border question will be "our strategic benchmark".

And in some cases they are using strategic and operational benchmarks as measures.

The international effort is guided by a strategic plan, clear benchmarks like the prevention of seven million H.I.V. infections by 2010 and annual progress reports to Congress, the group said.

Empowering leaders set strategic goals and benchmarks and let employees decide how to go about meeting them.

Meanwhile, for university research offices, the expansion of OA-identified content in Scopus will enable improved strategic analysis and benchmarking.

Armed with concepts like segmentation, the value chain, competitor benchmarking, strategic groups, and mobility barriers, many managers have become better and better at drawing industry maps.

The United States remains the strategic and security benchmark for Moscow; the European Union is by far Russia's largest trading partner and source of foreign investment, and European civilization is its chief cultural reference point.

This de facto accounting standard not only allows the calculation of reimbursement rates, it can also be used for benchmarking, strategic planning, and to compare costs and revenues in calculating and non-calculating hospitals [7].

It's all about results, benchmarked against strategic plans and a vision of what is possible.

Limitations in representativeness and non-adjustment affect benchmarking and strategic reactions on reimbursement rates concerning the elective case-mix.