Sentence examples for impose performance from inspiring English sources

Mr. Hashimoto battled labor unions to slash deficit-ridden budgets and impose performance requirements on schoolteachers.

Weighting filters are proposed to straightforwardly and effectively impose performance and uncertainty specifications.

In New York, the teachers union, which is also grappling with the mayor's effort to impose performance incentives, has been cautious.

It can be used not only to describe the behaviour of the system, but also to impose performance and operational guarantees.

Their role was to challenge, even denigrate, the views of "insiders", to demand value for money, to impose performance management, to root out endemic "failure" and to insist on what they saw as customer satisfaction.

DuPont, AT&T and Enron impose performance guarantees and force risk back.

Bujalski's films, like those of other, yes, mumblecore directors, don't impose performances on actors but develop them from the actors themselves.

By Monday, the company had reduced the share award and imposed performance criteria more easily understood by investors.

The input system model is partitioned into hardware and software components based on imposed performance constraints.

– has every potential for a car crash of contentiousness, but Egoyan carries it off with compelling grace, and Plummer's affecting, imposing performance provides an authoritative centre.

Not only that, but as the troubled artist-hero of Alexei Ratmansky's new "Chamber Symphony," he was cast second to the celebrated David Hallberg but gave the more imposing performance.