Sentence examples for To evaluation from inspiring English sources
noun
An assessment, such as an annual personnel performance review used as the basis for a salary increase or bonus, or a summary of a particular situation.
How best to do development aid is always open to evaluation.
If the public accounts committee held them to account, this would improve their approach to evaluation.
Around 3-5% of DfID programme funds are devoted to evaluation, where appropriate.
This approach might not seem as rigorous as counterfactual approaches, and it's expensive to do it well, but it can promote strong research approaches to evaluation.
External peer reviews of evaluation designs and final reports are helpful in providing objective feedback to evaluation providers about international standards on research.
Therefore various approaches to evaluation are required.
A total of 268 subjects were referred to evaluation.
Toshiba categorized about 500,000 Japanese words into fields such as travel and culture, and classified words related to evaluation as good or bad.
Like principles, relationships are subject to evaluation as good, better, or best (bad, worse, or worst).
"I think it's going to evaluation and hopefully they'll see that it's not ready.
An appropriate continuation scheme is also applied, leading to evaluation of complete branches of periodic solutions.
