Sentence examples for constituted good performance from inspiring English sources
However, the description of the outcomes as "completing responsibilities" and "improved ability to work in the desired way" reflected an assumption that there was a shared view of what constituted good performance.
As Gottfredson (1991) noted, "One need only ask a group of workers in the same job to suggest specific criterion measures for that job in order to appreciate how difficult it is to reach consensus about what constitutes good performance and how it can be measured fairly" (p. 76).
Investors have raised their expectations on what constitutes good corporate performance.
Evaluation methods can be used to determine what constitutes good energy performance in a building.
The party looks set to leap over most if not all of the hurdles set by the newspapers this week regarding what would constitute a "good performance".
Because we haven't had a widely held, detailed definition of what constitutes good governance, there was little by which we could judge the performance of our governments.
What constitutes good looks?
What constitutes good financial leadership?
What constitutes good – or bad – taste?
What constitutes good policies?
And what, exactly, constitutes "good"?
