Sentence examples for firm evaluation from inspiring English sources

But a frequent complaint about the law firm evaluation process is that it is perfunctory and subject to unchecked, unconscious biases.

But I wondered, as he addressed the court, if Tsarnaev was mature enough — or distant enough in time from the bombing and from the death of his brother — to have arrived at a firm evaluation of what he'd done.

In 2002, FMC Technologies had $1.8B in total sales, which were protected and facilitated by an 8 lawyer team, with $14.3M in legal spend ($2.8M internal and $11.5M external), of which, 20% was spent on alternative fee arrangements (AFAs), and held a 2.8 average firm evaluation.

In 2013, FMC Technologies had $7.1B in total sales, which were protected and facilitated by a marginally-larger, 12 lawyer team, but with only $9.5M in legal spend ($3.1M internal and $6.4M external), of which, 95% was spent on AFAs, and held a 3.3 average firm evaluation with a 7% average bonus going to the firms.

In firm evaluations of the effectiveness of sponsorship engagements, image improvements represent the most important company objective.

Grades are based on host firm evaluations, classroom participation, case write-ups, and a final project.

That will depend on firms' evaluation of the costs and benefits of evading the regulations (the expected monetary fine versus reduced labor costs).

Even when women do not have children, bias is reflected in the major factors that shape careers in law firms — evaluations, assignments and compensation — according to a landmark report from the American Bar Association's Commission on Women in the Profession.

For example, a firm's evaluation of an English peaking worker, with respect to the firm's productivity, will likely depend on the remaining workers' speaking language.

Conspiracy-minded Mexicans have suggested that criminal organizations are somehow blocking the signals, but Alberto Islas, a security analyst and the director of the firm Risk Evaluation, told VICE News that this idea doesn't really make sense.

While there, she worked for a consulting firm conducting evaluations on the effectiveness of the state departments of aging around the country and taught social work at The Catholic University of America.