Examples of using A benchmark in English and their translations into Czech
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Standard& Poor's 500 is often considered as a benchmark for the US stock market,
Black Cat equipment has accounted for more than 25 catfish over the 100-kilo mark in recent years; a benchmark unrivalled by any other tackle manufacturer.
This country is objectively a driving force for democracy and is setting a benchmark for the entire region.
Finally, in any event, an annual structural fiscal improvement of the order of 0.5% of GDP as a benchmark must be delivered.
perform a benchmark test and submit a report to the committee.
But to see how fast this car goes over this terrain, we need a benchmark to race against it.
I believe that the comprehensive nature of this agreement can serve as a benchmark for future agreements with other countries.
It is a fine example and a benchmark and it is a lesson being given to us by the second-poorest country on the planet:
I will certainly be using the prospectus directive decision as a benchmark for the work I will be doing as the rapporteur on construction products,
that they will be used as a benchmark for the future.
when it was the last time I attended a live performance that can be taken as a benchmark to evaluate my home stereo experience?
the ZEISS name has become a benchmark for precision within the various optical fields:
men remains a benchmark for creating a democracy which integrates the whole of society.
which must remain a benchmark for our future bilateral commercial agreements.
This concerns the use as a benchmark or as a basis for structured products,
The disappearance of a Benchmark or changes in the manner of administration of a Benchmark could result in adjustment to the Terms
upcoming deadlines of 2010, upgrading the existing system based on the experience gained over the pre-registration phase and recommendations of a benchmark study carried out at the end of 2008.
deadlines of 2010 and improving the performance of the existing system based on the experience gained over the pre-registration phase and recommendations of a benchmark study carried out at the end of 2008.
will be consolidation budgets aimed at reflecting the Member States' spending cutbacks and setting a benchmark for amounts that will be established in the next financial framework.
This should be used as a benchmark for determining whether the best private sector bid for a PPP contract-which will reflect the efficiency gains from private provision, higher private sector borrowing costs, and the costs to be borne by the government under