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In return for federal money, I will insist on performance.
Once again, the decision whether to perform or breach falls unilaterally to a single party, this time the promisee who may insist on performance; and the unilateral decider once again internalizes the full costs of any performance he insists on, now understood as the lost opportunity to receive restitution of the gains that breach might have achieved.
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Do the GPs mobilise to insist on better performance from the hospitals?
Voters and politicians didn't demand that the Federal Aviation Administration enforce rigid security standards; passengers didn't insist on better performance by the airports and airlines that shared responsibility with the F.A.A.
Democrats insist on one.
The citizens' council insisted on performance tests and sure enough, the tractor tugs out-performed the conventional tugs when dealing with supertankers like the Kodiak that call regularly on Port Valdez.
He insists on performance".
The citizens' council insisted on performance tests and sure enough, the industry package required major alterations - and crew training - to be effective and used safely.
Institutional investors tend to insist on instant performance, because their funds are judged on that quarter's returns which undermines criticism of private equity's short-termism.
"If you are going to insist on high performance," McCord says, "then you have to get rid of the notion of retention.
Boards that insist on integrity performance metrics for CEOs reduce compliance risk and consistently strengthen organizational culture over time.
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