Sentence examples for performance laws from inspiring English sources

Many of them on are on this list of hundreds of academies that the department has where we are very concerned about their performance," Laws said.

"The new system will mean higher standards, no hiding place for under-performing schools and coasting schools, and real credit being given to schools and colleges which may have challenging intakes but which improve their pupils' performance," Laws said.

Playing the cad might have got tired in Alfie and Sleuth but in this Oscar nominated performance, Law was at his peak.

"We have to up our performance," Law added.

Got Congress to approve the president's "No Child Left Behind Act," the school performance law that also included provisions for a key Republican issue, school choice (see: "Rewriting The Education Business").

Although the LSAT is not often the best measure of a prospective law student's performance in law school, many law schools place substantial weight on scores on the LSAT, often approaching the weight given to college GPA.

Negotiations among the four companies have been as ritualized as a Kabuki performance as laws meant to protect the rights of the minority shareholders were enforced strictly by each company's lawyers, people involved in the process said.

The company's latest annual report, published before Trump's victory, warns of the threat to its financial performance from "laws and policies of the US and other jurisdictions affecting trade, foreign investment, loans, and taxes".

"In the 70's in the West, women thought they could change the workplace to make an equal world through equal pay for equal performance and laws against rape, discrimination and so on -- and they had a lot of success," she said.

His wife, Eva Thormann, was portrayed by Edie Falco, whom Fontana cast after watching her performance in Laws of Gravity (1992).

Fontana cast Falco after watching her performance in Laws of Gravity, a 1992 film also directed by Nick Gomez.