Sentence examples for to be benchmark from inspiring English sources

A website set up by the European spending watchdog Bankwatch and two environmental charities, WWF and Friends of the Earth Europe, Wellspent.eu, hosts a map and list of projects they consider to be "benchmark" schemes for well-judged, well-managed spending.

Balderton Capital, which used to be Benchmark Europe, was NaturalMotion's first venture investor.

The first objective of this study was to evaluate and validate new mobile phone based self-report assessment scales for psychosis against the PANSS and the CDS, both widely used retrospective interview assessments of psychotic and related symptoms and considered to be benchmark scales accepted by regulatory authorities in clinical trials.

Instead, they should have concentrated more on alpha because the returns earned from it are more likely to be uncorrelated than market returns, offering a better combination of risk and reward.Another approach to finding alpha is to give managers more latitude to stray from the index; in the jargon, to be "benchmark-agnostic".

He also called for countries to be benchmarked on their infrastructure projects.

He also wants chief executive pay to be benchmarked against the performance of rival firms.

The corresponding areas for the images captured by the cameras to be benchmarked are located using area descriptors.

Our national inventory should be repeated at regular intervals and also include quality indicators for this to be benchmarked and then set targets for future improvement.

The Environmental Protection Agency EPAA) published a requirement for all cars to be benchmarked using a standard methodology.

But Pakistan should aspire to be benchmarked against other countries as well, notably Brazil and South Africa.

All proposed legislation is to be benchmarked against that act.