Sentence examples for their benchmarks for from inspiring English sources

Only four of the nine fund categories beat their benchmarks for the first 11 months of 2000.

As they struggle to make sense of the volatile moods here, some senior officers have lowered their benchmarks for an American withdrawal.

■ To meet their benchmarks for disadvantaged pupils, Oxford would need to increase the percentage of state school pupils by a quarter (24%) and Cambridge by a fifth (18%).

In 2010, 38 percent of the nation's schools failed to meet their benchmarks for annual progress toward the 2014 goal, and Mr. Duncan has warned that the figure could soar to 80 percent.

It will conclude that to meet their benchmarks for disadvantaged pupils Oxford will need to increase the percentage of state school pupils by a quarter (24%) and Cambridge by a fifth (18%).

In a week of intense national debate on university admissions practices, yesterday's speech by the new higher education minister, Kim Howells, was the strongest attempt yet to allay the fears of university bosses that they would not be prosecuted for missing their benchmarks for widening participation to university.

Their benchmark for a "normal" credit spread is probably too low, since it is partly based on a period when risk was underpriced.

Some economists also believe that Federal Reserve policy makers have signaled a willingness to cut their benchmark for short-term interest rates further if the economy continues to struggle or if there is a significant decline in inflation.

Some analysts speculate that the phenomenon occurs because professional money managers need to outperform their benchmark for success, which is generally the return of the large cap S&P 500.

NICE currently define their benchmark for revision rate as being 10% at 10 years [ 5].

As a compromise, LEED officials plan to come up with their own benchmarks for wood grown and harvested in a responsible manner and to accept any certification program that meets those requirements.