Sentence examples for imposition of evaluation from inspiring English sources

This approach has the dual benefit of yielding evaluative information that is useful and meaningful to the people involved in the work, and reduce (or minimize the impact of) the potential imposition of evaluation approaches that are not appropriate to this endeavor or context imposed from outside the initiative.

They keep saying our schools are broken, yet the imposition of relentless assessment, standardized testing, teacher "evaluations" and curriculum prescriptions run counter to the process Mitra is proposing for shifting our pedagogy towards meeting 21st century needs.

It's endless evaluation for the sake of evaluation.

Many people -- teachers, principals, parents, local civic leaders, educators, people who actually know something about education in their communities -- tried to tell Secretary Duncan that the relentlessly harsh imposition of standardized tests and their link to teacher evaluations was not a good idea.

Simultaneous imposition of both impermeable and continuity boundary conditions during the vertical velocity evaluation is discussed.

The open letter to Mr Gove, printed in the Independent, says: "Many of our original fears have been confirmed by the evaluation report and the undersigned remain deeply concerned about the imposition of this test on all schools in England".

Scoring as per the standard evaluation system (SES) was used and recorded 12 and 25 days after the imposition of salinity stress to finally score the genotype for overall degree of tolerance.

The evaluation of the computed nRBC metabolic network responses and the resulting internal changes from the imposition of redox or energy loads led to the observation that changes in transport fluxes reflected changes in internal functional states (Additional file 2, Figure 1): As the redox load increased, flux through glycolysis decreased and flux through the pentose phosphate pathway increased.

639, related to imposition of tax.

Imposition of Consequences for Holding Certain Beliefs.

The imposition of an injunction is discretionary.