Sentence examples for judged on performance from inspiring English sources

"I don't think there should be any reason for there to be any discrimination or homophobia or anything like that in sport because sport is the one place where you're judged on performance and nothing else," he said.

Varley must think, surely, it is time to be judged on performance rather than genealogy.

Most of all, she wants to be judged on performance, not time on the job.

He said autonomous governors judged on performance would be resistant to taking prisoners on transfer to stabilise other jails or help relieve population pressures elsewhere in the system.

No designer secures a sought-after job like Mr. Boateng's, or coveted international commissions like Mr. Burks's, without talent, courage, charisma and determination, but they do tend to be judged on performance.

"I think, like anybody, we're judged on performance, they are two very experienced players and bring a lot to our team.

"Lehmann's said 'we're all judged on performances'.

Thursday in Tokyo sees the world's top female gymnasts return to action for their all-around final, judged on performances across all four apparatus - the floor, beam, bars and vault.

Most managers are judged on performance-based targets and if this is the only gauge, we face a serious problem.

Dancers are judged on their performance in classes that are held during the competition, on interviews and most of all on their onstage performance.

Fund managers are usually judged on their performance over a three-month period.