Sentence examples for endorsed performance from inspiring English sources

Throughout his campaign, Obama repeatedly endorsed performance pay plans, so long as they are developed with the blessing of teachers.

Their big plans take place in the comfort of an official youth center, which gives them rehearsal space and then fosters their revolt by taking them on the road for an officially endorsed performance.

We systematically reviewed all endorsed performance measures from the National Quality Forum, the national clearing house for performance measures in health care, to identify measures relevant to surgical practice and describe measure stewardship, measure types, and identify gaps in measurement.

We investigated how currently endorsed performance measures for glycemic control in diabetes may be influenced by case mix composition.

Our aim was to evaluate a new model of service for the Australia healthcare system, of inpatient medication prescribing by a pharmacist in an elective surgery preadmission clinic (PAC) against usual care, using an endorsed performance framework.

40 With the commodification of sport, and therefore athletes, there are some new integrity threats, such as match fixing, trafficking of athletes, and gene doping 41 to add to cheating through the use of systematic organisationally endorsed performance-enhancing drugs.

Study 2 found that in response to hypothetical socially challenging situations, 4th, 5th, and 6th graders who believed personality was nonmalleable (entity theorists) vs. malleable (incremental theorists) were more likely to endorse performance goals.

Yet, genuine concerns should be expressed on the extent of readiness for nurses to endorse performance quality and patient safety indicators.

This has had wide impact; for example, prompting the National Quality Forum (NQF), the US body that endorses performance measures, to examine their endorsed measures: none were related to SDM, and hence the NQF has identified SDM as a priority area for additional measure development [ 27].

By endorsing performance-insensitive compensation packages, broadly diversified investors are indeed incentivizing CEOs for good performance.

The move, however, was not enough to silence all of its increasingly concerned shareholders, and only 69 per cent of investors endorsed the performance of Deutsche's two ceos at its annual meeting on 21 May.