Sentence examples for bring in performances from inspiring English sources

The task now is to bring in performances worthy of the newly restored ballroom.

The strikers are angry about changes to their pensions, increased workloads and government plans to bring in performance-related pay.

The government plans to bring in performance-related pay, meaning teachers will no longer receive semi-automatic pay rises as they gain experience.

Rather, he insists, they will transform the Japanese brokerage, though he declines to say whether he will bring in performance-based pay for everyone at Nomura.

Real-time reactions bring in better performance, not only for the optimization of the network but also for the quality of user experience.

28 29 Though the current pattern of incentivising does not appear to bring in less performance, India could experiment with preferential treatment on social securities and public privileges to the CHWs and their households as demonstrated in Guatemala and Nepal.

Ask him about quality control, and Wolfington bounds across his office, gets on his phone and calls in one minion after another to bring in stacks of performance reports from around the world.

The waterfront has become a New Year countdown site in recent years after authorities brought in performances such as 3D light shows and fireworks.

prompted a shake-up in the coaching staff as three senior coaches departed and Romanian Daniel Lascau was brought in as performance director. .

prompted a shake-up in the coaching staff as three senior coaches departed and Romanian Daniel Lascau was brought in as performance director.

Current manoeuvring among politicians and some headteachers to encourage competition between teachers – such as bringing in performance-related pay – will only exacerbate the the neglect of the individual pupil's role in their own results.