In our representative system, argues Galston, citizens need to develop "the capacity to evaluate the talents, character, and performance of public officials" (1989, p. 93).
For Galston children must develop "the capacity to evaluate the talents, character, and performance of public officials"; Gutmann seeks to educate the capacities necessary for choice among good lives and for choice among good societies.
The scouts were responsible for evaluating the talent and helping their organizations make the best choices.
Goring said the focus of the first two exhibition games would be to evaluate the young talent, DiPietro included.
Like so many others before them, workers at HCA may have to get used to the sight of black Lincoln Town Cars pulling up to the front of the company's Nashville, Tenn., headquarters, dropping off new bosses whose immediate task will be to evaluate the managerial talent at the firm's various business units.
Brown said he brought in outside consultants to evaluate the program's talent, and he essentially audited each recruit — from his film to his character — to see if he had missed patterns.
They understand what talent is needed, and even more importantly, how to evaluate that talent.
His scouting staff met at the end of the week and will meet again this week to start evaluating the best available talent.
"The No. 1 criterion is to have the ability to evaluate talent at the major league level," Duquette said.
For many companies in Silicon Valley, it's fairly easy to find, train, and evaluate technical talent — for the most part, it's easy to determine and quantify how well a person codes.
