Sentence examples for data-driven system from inspiring English sources
A data-driven system would ensure an adequate flow of immigrants to help employers meet seasonal needs, he said.
"Instead of a system that works at the whim of any employer, it will be a data-driven system," said Richard Trumka, president of the A.F.L.-C.I.O.
"The purpose of doing these research studies is to become a more data-driven system, so we're not making multibillion-dollar judgments on the basis of seat-of-the-pants guesses".
Some senators said, however, that in a data-driven system, under which F.A.A. inspectors mostly review records rather than look at aircraft, the agency might have lost touch with actual conditions.
"We've been striving to become a data-driven system, to help make critical spending decisions and figure out where our weaknesses are," said Stephen K. Allinger, executive director of the board's office of intergovernmental affairs.
Indeed, a data-driven system for drumming up absentee Republican votes seems to have helped David Jolly win in Florida's special election earlier this year, and the GOP intends to scale up this effort in other battleground states.
They need to establish data-driven systems to train and evaluate teachers and principals.
Beyond that, however, the department lacks the resources to help the states create the complicated, data-driven systems they need to achieve true accountability.
The plan encourages states to embrace data-driven systems and teacher-evaluation systems that take student achievement into account.
To the Editor: You recognize the problem of seeing education as largely a local matter, yet your solution is to give the Education Department more resources to help states "create the complicated, data-driven systems they need to achieve true accountability".
The states were required to create data-driven systems for training and evaluating principals and teachers; encourage the establishment of high-quality charter schools; develop plans for turning around failing schools; and demonstrate a strong political consensus for reform.
