It is important to remark that the definition of an economy entails that ex ante preferences are the deciding factor in the determination of the allocations that are going to be evaluated by society, but such preferences are later excluded from that evaluation as it is considered that only final or ex post goals matter (see Fleurbaey 2005a; Calo-Blanco 2016).
They know that if things aren't treated with respect, you're going to be evaluated".
"The umpire knows he's going to be evaluated — he behaves differently, apparently," Hamermesh said.
The items were going to be evaluated and shown to people familiar with her clothing, a police official said, and possibly tested for DNA.
"But we do recognize that we're going to be evaluated on that, and we've got to get that up".
And then in 2009 we had the reform of what we call the status of researchers, which means that they are going to be evaluated — there is going to be flexibility between their research responsibilities and their teaching.
"They're not going to be evaluated in the same time frame that the seniors or some of the juniors are," said one team executive, who spoke on condition of anonymity.
"Gubernatorial candidates are going to be evaluated on their own merits more so than how some candidate performs in a neighboring state," said Thomas M. Carsey, associate professor of political science at Florida State University and author of a new book, "Campaign Dynamics: The Race for Governor".
"One of the promises I've been given by other women is that part of getting into the prime of your life, having children, changing your priorities, is that you're not going to be evaluated on superficial aspects of your character, " Ms. Thurman said.
