Sentence examples for fostering performances from inspiring English sources

A publishing house spends the bulk of its time on the complex task of making music available by promoting a work, maintaining rental parts, and fostering performances over the long term.

His statements on education press Congress to get serious about fostering better performance in classrooms: At a time when other countries are doubling down on education, tight budgets have forced States to lay off thousands of teachers.

The empirical results demonstrate the role of three unknown specific business model configurations fostering financial performance.

As scientific literacy is currently considered the central goal for development of the 21st century citizens, scientific reasoning ability is determined as an important factor for fostering student performance in science learning.

Employees can help in fostering business performance through their innovative activities (Axtell et al. 2000; Smith 2002; Unsworth & Parker 2003) and these activities lead to innovative work environment (Ehigie & Akpan 2004) which can be inferred as corporate entrepreneurial behavior (Kamalian et al. 2011; Scheepers et al. 2008) and a source of organizational success (Stull 2005).

The CHPS criteria began with LEED for New Construction and added guidelines for additional elements that more directly related to student health as a means of fostering better performance.

So it was not surprising that when Mr. Rosenbaum received his award in Manhattan on June 4 — presented in recognition of "distinguished achievement in fostering and encouraging the performance of new American works" — he deferred to composers themselves in his acceptance speech.

Future comparative research should analyze how the same types of social action (such as fostering compliance, correcting client performance and others) are delivered across different settings and how observed differences in the design of these practices might be associated with features of the institutional settings (such as type of clientele and institutional mandate).

He said there had been some improvements over the last 12 months, including the quality of services for children in care and children's homes and the performance of the fostering service.

We propose a customized cost-effective solution that allows monitoring and predicting the performance of PV systems, fostering thus efficient planning and control strategies for network stability.

Another counter example is Greenberg Traurig limited liability partnership (LLP), a fast growing Miami-based law firm that established a highly entrepreneurial governance system, in which collegial or hierarchical controls are replaced by an internal market system fostering strong partner autonomy and individual performance controls (Kolz 2007).