Sentence examples for target measure from inspiring English sources

They thus allowed a system to develop where bank executives used return on equity as their target measure.

In June, Gordon Brown announced his intention to switch the target measure to the Harmonised Index of Consumer Prices, familiarly known as "hiccup".

CPI inflation is the government's target measure, and the chancellor, Gordon Brown, said in last week's budget that he expected it to rise to 1.75% this year and to 2% in 2006 "and beyond".

What is worrying, however, is the proposed policy change to introduce a new main target measure based on eight subjects at GCSE, making it possible for pupils not to study either geography or history at GCSE.

However, the currency defied expectations by rising against the greenback just after the rate cut.Britain's new target measure of inflation, the CPI, rose by 1.3% in the year to December, unchanged from the year to November.

He said that despite recent rises in petrol prices, consumer price index (CPI) inflation - the government's target measure - has been lower than expected, and below the 2% target, reflecting continued downward pressure on the prices of imported food and clothing, competition in the distribution sector, and modest wage inflation.

A target objective measure of image quality was identified.

The 30% target is therefore only a 20% target measured from current levels.

The current target measures how many children are in families with a low income.

It is obviously that the statement estimationerrors are affected by the estimation accuracy of target measured parameters.

Figure 12 shows an example of the reports of transport tonnage and waste management target measured by Greenstar.