They were told that the superiors would direct and evaluate the subordinates and that this evaluation would determine the subordinates' payment for the experiment.
It's nearly impossible for consumers to evaluate how healthy a bank is.
"They are always looking for indicators to evaluate the things that don't show up on the balance sheet".
The final, considerably more neutral compromise asked respondents to evaluate the "changes in Ukraine".
She amazed me by her knowledge of our domestic developments, her understanding of the nature of changes then under way, her ability to evaluate them realistically and her readiness to share with us the experience of what she called "my own perestroika".
Indeed, she had a rare ability to delve deeply and thoroughly into the events of the past century, evaluate the scope and meaning of each of them, and analyse the unique features of different countries and regions.
Flores also says the law's requirement that exploration will be subject to "independent Environmental Impact Assessments EIAis) is misleading because the government has turned the EIAs into a "simple formality", and SERNAP, which must evaluate the EIAs, has "no independence and does what the government wants".
Soledad Muniz, head of participatory video for monitoring and evaluation, InsightShare, London, UK. @solemu Soledad has recently coordinated and implemented an InsightShare training programme with the Population Council in Guatemala, using video to build the capacity of adolescent girls and staff to evaluate girl programming.
"People should evaluate this for themselves with a bias toward good science and toward the advice of our public health professionals," President Barack Obama's spokesman, Josh Earnest, told reporters.
If you want to publish anything about a street, sidewalk, public space or neighbourhood, you first need to select "report", "propose" and "evaluate".
But how do you evaluate what's an equitable wage?
