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He believes they should be evaluated not only on how many hours a week they teach, but on how well their students perform.

Fortunately, Gregory's pontificate can be evaluated not only on the basis of the often-polemical writings of his contemporaries but also in the light of a precious official source, his original register.

They conclude: "The success of the [UN climate summit in] Paris meeting, and of every future meeting, must be evaluated not only by levels of national commitments, but also by looking at how they will lead ultimately to the point when zero-carbon energy systems become the obvious choice for everyone".

Alex Counts President, Grameen Foundation Washington, April 14 , 2010To the Editor: Microfinance, the most significant tool of recent decades for poverty reduction, should be evaluated not only for its financial security dimension, but more important for the strong social impact it has on nations, the most wide-ranging being the empowerment of women, particularly in the poorest societies.

Thus, the directional overcurrent relays (DOCR) coordination application should be evaluated not only in small electrical systems but also in large and meshed networks.

The STI burden should be evaluated not only in terms of mortality and morbidity, but also in terms of economic and psycho-social impact.

Students were evaluated not only on reading and writing, but on spelling, grammar and punctuation.

Students were evaluated not only on reading and writing, but also on spelling, grammar and punctuation.

The students were evaluated not only on their test scores, but also on their classwork and attendance.

When we go for a medical checkup, we are evaluated not only in terms of an objective standard of health but on the progress or deterioration in our own particular bodies since the last examination.

Electricity is now treated as commercial product that is evaluated not only by its reliability but also by its quality.