Sentence examples for attach performance from inspiring English sources
In America grants of shares are often not tied to performance, whereas European firms generally attach performance criteria to any grant of shares, typically depending on a comparison with a peer group.
JPMorgan Chase, in contrast, had put more conditions on pay, generally allowing the bank to attach more performance benchmarks and to impose a longer wait before pay is awarded.
One of the debates is whether there is a place for reward attached to performance or is it the thin end of the corruption wedge?
Survey data, collected on a sample of industrial companies, provide consistent evidence of a difference in the importance attached to performance measures for these two uses.
The study also shows that the influence of production strategy and departmental interdependence on the importance attached to performance measures differs for evaluation and reward uses.
What this means is that dance aesthetics places a high premium on the live performance event setting, with whatever features attach to live performance (ephemerality, difficulties of preservation, visceral and kinaesthetic experiences, etc).
Outside of the Boardroom, the implications are for senior managers to build a good infrastructure for staff manager interactions on quality strategies and attach compensation and performance evaluation to quality and safety achievements.
Data storage was provided by a hybrid system of both 900 GB of directly attached high-performance hard drives and 30 TB of network attached storage via a 6 GB/s fiber channel link.
Their odd and grotesque performances attach huge crowds.
"Imagine that child smothered in the kind of tricky love that has money attached to each performance, and each performance attached to an adult's gratification or disappointment".
Since it is reasonable for SBSs to attach more importance to performance than to the money paid by MUEs, in addition to compensating the SBSs for the jamming power, a modified stage combined spectrum leasing (SCSL) is proposed to effectively motivate the SBSs to cooperate.
