Or as Andy Palmer, senior vice president of Infiniti, said, Formula One complements "Infiniti's ethos of 'inspired performance".' Infiniti is the biggest and the latest of the luxury car companies to enter the sport.
More-over, too many other people have a legitimate interest in the values, ethos and performance of their neighbourhood school to justify schools controlled by one interest group.
And the archbishop will have to fight the protective grip of many individual schools and admissions authorities that are proud of their school ethos and performance, even if those are built on division and exclusion.
Credit to Hope's team – they have embraced the Olympic ethos and on the biggest stage, they've produced a level of performance that's worthy of the Games.
John Murtagh, Everton's head of performance, said: "The depth and objectivity of the player data offered by Recruiter sits perfectly with Everton's ethos.
Flexible arrangements, layoffs resulting from reduced budgets, and payment mechanisms tied to performance have replaced the ethos of hard work, security and permanence of work.
Measure performance "Some argue that accountability for performance does not sit with the ethos of partnership," says Mellor.
The quality assurance was linked to a set of Performance Indicators developed by the Education Department (2000), which provided standard for assessing kindergartens in management and organization, teaching and learning, support to children and school ethos, and children's development.
His nonstop performance slate recalls the bootstraps touring ethos of his earlier acts.
His nonstop performance slate recalls the bootstraps touring ethos of his earlier acts; his warm disposition does not.
A more explicit and developed idea of an ethos of policing is important, and so is linking pay to performance, and trying to bring fresh thinking in through senior recruitment from outside the service.
