Sentence examples for performance budget from inspiring English sources

Gerard Mortier, the Teatro Real's artistic director, has incorporated into his contract a clause that nullifies it if his performance budget is reduced any further.

While other Olympic sports are fretting about funding cuts and performance targets, athletics – a sport that suffered so badly after the decline of the so-called 'golden generation' – is cruising along nicely, with the added bonus of assurances from UK Sport that their performance budget is to be ringfenced.

Performance budget, in this context, defines the limits of performance improvement.

(KI-2, Kongwa) The observation from the above quote that the little funds do not support community-led disease prevention and health promotion activities is further corroborated by the information in the performance budget framework for Kongwa district for the year 2012 13 – as indicated in Table 4.

Always plan ahead for future upgrades, this will allow your computer to stay on the higher end of the spectrum of performance, budget just a little bit of money per year (no requirement to build a completely new computer for quite a few years).

Performance budgeting is then used to estimate the potential enhancement of each subtask, if possible at all.

The last two decades have witnessed wheelchair basketball become one of this country's most popular disability sports, and Steve now administers its £1m+ elite-performance budget.

"Edwin T. Gibson - Biography" "Market Research Corporation of America" Report titled "Past Performance, Current Budget, and Future Projection," Aug. 1958.

Philadelphia is one of a number of major cities that have been closing schools because of falling enrollment, poor academic performance and budget deficits.

"They'd pick performance against budget, or comparison to last year, whatever made them look better," said J. Patrick Robinson, who joined Newell as chief financial officer last year.

Managers should be wary of rewarding performance against budget in a new business or where an acquisition in a new area of activity has been made.