Sentence examples for to the benchmarks from inspiring English sources

Back in January, announcing his plan to send more troops to Iraq, President Bush declared that "America will hold the Iraqi government to the benchmarks it has announced".

The report conspicuously makes no direct reference to the "benchmarks" that Congress is now in the process of making the conditions for the payment, over three years, of its arrears (which according to its calculations amount to only $819m).

A significant risk is that while Mr. Bush waits for Palestinians to live up to the benchmarks he set forth from the Rose Garden of the White House, the violence will simply continue, or even intensify.

While the AMD K325 seems to be (according to the benchmarks) a bit quicker than a comparable Intel Atom, it's not a speed demon, and it isn't going to compete with a Core i3/i5/i7 – as fitted to the ASRock Core 100HT-BD home theatre PC – for general purpose computing or gaming.

Simulations show that the proposed scheme makes considerable improvements compared to the benchmarks.

The dispersive order and the star order prove useful in comparing the weak bidder's distribution to the benchmarks.

We are obliged to help Kosovo to meet the benchmarks.

MANY people adhere to the benchmark method of assessing restaurants.

"Oslo failed," he said, referring to the benchmark agreements reached in the Norwegian capital in 1993.

Prescriptions for sedatives and antidepressants both declined afterward, though not to the benchmark level.

Many adherents to the benchmark assessment system use pad thai ($7.95), the popular noodle dish, to rate Thai restaurants.