Sentence examples for introduced performance from inspiring English sources

When Labour introduced performance related pay in 1999, it did so within a very bureaucratic framework that didn't work as intended in most schools.

In Idaho, the Legislature passed a package in 2010 that eliminated tenure, introduced performance pay for teachers and based their evaluations on student test scores.

This government has also introduced performance pay which is not only divisive, but will lead to greater pay discrimination as has been experienced in all other sectors of the economy.

In the mid 80's, the Metropolitan Transportation Authority introduced performance standards for its agencies, and one of the key measures was on-time performance, including leaving the terminal on schedule.

David Blunkett will say 'We introduced performance related pay for teachers, because an across the board increase is exactly what Milosevic wanted.' How ironic then, that Radomar Diklic, campaigner for a free press in Serbia, laments 'Nato did a good job for Milosevic.

Fashion writers and professionals have been complaining about the motley nature of the shows since the mid-1970s, when designers moved their presentations to hotel ballrooms and, through the use of theatrical lighting and choreographed models, introduced performance to their shows.

They were also paid about as much at the end of the period as at the beginning: about $1m a year (in inflation-adjusted dollars) for the heads of America's 50 biggest companies.But when a few companies introduced performance-related pay it quickly took off.

With an annual budget of $449m, Mr Rahman has sent hundreds of students abroad on scholarships, embarked on a university-building spree, published lists in newspapers of dubious degree-givers, hunted down plagiarists and introduced performance-related incentives to improve teaching quality and research.

Ryan Seacrest of "American Idol" introduced performances, sponsored by Clear Channel, by four young musical acts: the Fun., Karmin, K'naan and the Wanted.

On Thursday night at Zankel Hall, the affable Mr. Benjamin was featured in a "Making Music" program, where he discussed his career with the moderator, Ara Guzelimian, and introduced performances of his works.

Earlier, Cheryl Cole's Night In, in which the X Factor judge sang her new material and introduced performances from famous friends, drew 5 million and 22% between 6.30pm to 7.30pm.