Sentence examples for evaluating itself from inspiring English sources

Compliance with ISO 9000 standards involves an organization evaluating itself in terms of its objectives, such as customer satisfaction, and often leads to 'obsessive data gathering and metrics … to quantify or prove that deliberate objectives have been met' (Easterling, 2016: 187).

As the NHII expands, it can become a tool for evaluating itself.

Indonesia's army chief, Gen. Endriartono Sutarto, warned the group after the attack that it needed to "self-evaluate itself".

The first, which a company uses to evaluate itself, is called a marketing-effectiveness rating review.

The commissioner of homeless services, Linda Gibbs, said the department decided to evaluate itself to help people understand an agency that most hear about only during a crisis.

"We have the greatest firefighters in the world, but the department does not have the mechanism to competently or honestly evaluate itself," he said.

Last season was a good year, Geivett insisted, because the failure in the standings allowed the team to evaluate itself honestly.

But beyond this, the medical system needs to re-evaluate itself and the way it respects — or disrespects — its own workers, and by extension, its patients.

AN organization devoted to the data and decimal points of audits for almost a century decided to evaluate itself and, as a result, is adopting a new identity.

If the project cannot be expected to evaluate itself, it drifts towards enforcing the division between "'science' and 'implications' of that science".

Just as in its live auction business, Christie's will sell only property that it takes in on consignment and evaluates itself.