Sentence examples for perform would be from inspiring English sources

This does not necessarily mean, however, that travel between the washroom or clothes-changing place and the actual place of performance of the specific work the employee is employed to perform, would be excluded from the type of travel to which section 4(a) refers.

The newspaper said securing permission to perform would be a "monumental task".

One possible candidate to perform would be the singer Nicki Minaj, the star of Pepsi's latest television commercial.

The dancers also said that accepting the offer to perform would be short-sighted and not a solution to "the inherent problems that plague the inner structure of the Martha Graham Dance Company".

With guests arriving at 8, I realized at 7 that I was not a good Chinese chef and that the trick I needed to perform would be brainstorming a Plan B for my sea bass -- fast.

Therefore, the highest service the president of the United States could perform would be to actively engage the media in the national interest of nurturing an informed populace, without which a democratic Republic cannot long survive.

In most businesses, not knowing how well a particular product is performing would be almost unthinkable.

He added: "Kicking out private companies if they're not performing would be an excellent added twist to the next franchise".

He said: "Rewarding long and distinguished service by the grant of residence in this country for whom the service was performed would be a vindication and an enhancement of this covenant".

In his annual budget address, Mr. Giuliani hailed the concept of merit pay, saying that basing wage increases solely on how well individual workers performed would be a sure-fire way to raise productivity.

"Even if you reported [the rape or incest] within 48 hours, to wait until 20 weeks to have the abortion performed would be absolutely unacceptable," said Rep. Bob Goodlatte (R-Va)., the committee's chairman.