Sentence examples for introducing performances from inspiring English sources

For years Carnegie Hall presented its "Making Music" programs, a series that features significant composers talking about and introducing performances of their works, upstairs in the 260-seat Weill Recital Hall.

He is introducing performance-related pay and may allow fast-growing divisions to raise outside capital and award shares in these new units to their staff.

Mr Acheson believes rewards should be linked to performance, but has already been warned about the ethical considerations of introducing performance-related pay for fundraisers, in case it drives them to put undue pressure on donors.

And attempts to make policing more transparent (by introducing performance targets, for example) have served merely to annoy coppers.But there are a few problems with Mr Blunkett's plans.

Education Secretary Michael Gove has said that introducing performance related pay would be a way of raising teaching standards.

Last week, an expert commission recommended adding a new junior professor track and introducing performance-related salaries in German universities.

Other staff-related reforms in the works include introducing performance-related salary hikes and easing regulations that interfere with hiring scientists from abroad.

The website also emphasizes "cutting wasteful government spending" and "introducing performance metrics to hold government accountable for waste and abuse and creating the right fiscal environment for businesses to create jobs".

Consider introducing performance indicators to improve support to field staff.

In addition, there is a need for new or improved policies on protecting staff from violence, adding strategies for reward and punishment, and introducing performance-based incentives.

The City Opera's composer in residence, Mark Adamo, will introduce performances of opera excerpts and highlight the rest of the festival.