Sentence examples for organizing performance from inspiring English sources

The "Balanced Scorecard" (BSC) was first presented as a tool for organizing performance measures from the following four key perspective: the financial perspective, the customer perspective, the internal process perspective, and the innovation and learning perspective.

During their student years and early careers, to get one of their new pieces heard, composers routinely wind up organizing performances and conducting them themselves.

Mr. Althamer is known for organizing performances featuring marginalized members of society -- the homeless, alcoholics, and so on -- and for video works in which he is shown while under the influence of hallucinogenic drugs.

Fluck was organizing performances of Britten's "War Requiem" to be given in both East and West Berlin in celebration of the 750th anniversary of the city's founding.

Best of all, it was a tight, organized performance by a cohesive band serving the music.

The group is well known for getting audience members to participate in its open-ended free-rock adventures, so expect a loosely organized performance.

It is well known for getting audience members to participate in its open-ended free-rock adventures, so expect a loosely organized performance.

Atkinson cited "a thoughtfully organized performance" and said that "one of the most stirring plays in recent years retains its folk flavor and spiritual awareness".

For large groups the hotel can organize performances of traditional song and dance and outdoor goat roasts.

Bored by cocktail parties, Mr. Solomon and Ms. Rodgers began to organize performances, using the Solomons' decks as outdoor stages.

"They sort of appeal to the audience's imagination," said Jack Walsh, president of Celebrate Brooklyn, the nonprofit group that organizes performances and screenings in Prospect Park.