She went on, "I guess if you take the individual issues, two that I believe would be benchmarks showing whether you're a hard-core Republican conservative or not, would be: I'm a lifetime member of the N.R.A. but this is Alaska, who isn't?—and I am pro-life, absolutely".
If the investment project has a clearly defined development objective, it would still be benchmarked against the financial return on foreign assets, but allowance could be made for a limited mark-down from the benchmark rate.
And after chucking it around the road course at Rockingham Raceway in North Carolina, I'd venture that the revised suspension is benchmarked to the front-runners, too.
It would inform investors' votes on executive pay, because it would be a benchmark for determining whether executive pay is excessive.
Germany's largest industrial union, IG Metall, won a 4.3 percent wage increase for 800,000 workers in the state of Baden-Württemberg over the weekend, an agreement the unions said would be the benchmark for millions of members.
"Spider-Man 2" went on to break the record for the biggest six-day opening ever and seemed on track to hit the $200 million box-office mark by Wednesday, which would be another benchmark.
There had already been conversations with Architectural Digest about it, and that piece would be a benchmark in both Brent's personal and professional life.
Nevertheless, individual feed efficiency traits are important and perhaps the best use for RG and the three different combinations of RIG would be as benchmark traits, to compare individuals between or within flocks, and as tools to follow trends over time.
Europe, say, would be a good benchmark issue.
The anticipated 40% greenhouse gas cut by 2030 would be measured against benchmark 1990 levels.
