Sentence examples for back on performance from inspiring English sources
No, Bentley does not plan on cutting back on performance to meet its goals.
Another way to approach this is to look back on performance reviews that previous bosses have given you.
At the hearing, Miller called Kline's bill "an ideological bill that severely weakens our nation's commitment to civil rights in education," because it would pull back on performance goals, learning standards and lower the bar for disabled students.
MEXICO Cruz Azul, one of the most popular teams in Mexico, was in chaos last week when its coach, MARIO CARILLO, was fired and its top 11 players were suspended and invited back on performance-based contracts.
Health problems, most recently a series of back operations culminating in emergency surgery this month after a fall, have forced him to cut back on performances after rounds of rehabilitation and promises to return.
This way you can pare it back based on performance.
Owen, tearing on to Bruno Cheyrou's excellent cross, might have added a second before half-time but will still look back on his performance with some satisfaction.
As more schools become independent academies, Sir Michael Wilshaw called for the creation of the network of commissioners who would report back on the performance of schools in their area.
There are other interesting improvers - like Portsmouth and Manchester - but they start a little way back on overall performance.
At the end of 2006, Ahmad Dhani threatened to disband the group if Maia did not cut back on her performance schedule; he felt she was too busy, to the point of forgetting their children.
