Sentence examples for establishing performance from inspiring English sources
But some safety advocates said a better approach would be establishing performance standards.
She found the problem was the command structure itself and "the department's policy of establishing performance standards and demanding increased levels of stops and frisks".
Judge Scheindlin said the evidence showed that the unlawful stops resulted from "the department's policy of establishing performance standards and demanding increased levels of stops and frisks".
Mr. Lindsay also enlarged and reorganized the Police Department, modernized its communications system and appointed innovative commissioners, including Patrick V. Murphy and Donald F. Cawley, who were committed to rooting out corruption, integrating the force and establishing performance standards.
NEWARK — The teachers' union for this city's chronically troubled schools approved a contract on Wednesday establishing performance bonuses, long opposed by national union leaders and promoted by their critics as a way to increase accountability.
The judge said the evidence presented in the case showed that the department had a "policy of establishing performance standards and demanding increased levels of stops and frisks" that has led to an exponential growth in the number of stops.
Establishing performance-based LOS instead of relying on estimations of theoretical LOS offers a more individualized and realistic insight on the true LOS of an individual.
"The agency's success in meeting its established performance goals may be overstated," the report said.
The United States is pushing the bank to establish performance benchmarks that measure the effectiveness of its poverty programs.
They alleviate traffic congestion, establish performance place identities and enhance many neighborhoods, and maximize the use of our superb mass transit system during commuter down time.
The goal of the standard is to establish performance criteria for voting equipment that ensures confidentiality, security, reliability, accuracy, usability and accessibility.
