Sentence examples for performance of their tasks from inspiring English sources

Workers were assigned to "quality circles," groups that could give workers a say in the performance of their tasks and in the process of problem solving.

The United Nations Force and Observers operating in the Zones will enjoy freedom of movement and other facilities necessary for the performance of their tasks.

MAJOR MURRAY: Now, as a matter of fact, the Einsatzgruppen officers wore SD uniforms in the performance of their tasks, didn't they?

The Pullman company, like PMT in this case, selected its own employees, and it 'defined their duties, fixed and paid their wages, directed and supervised the performance of their tasks, and placed and removed them at its pleasure.' Id., at 93, 35 S.Ct., at 493.

3. ESMA shall transmit confidential information relevant to the performance of their tasks to the competent authorities responsible for the supervision of the CCPs.

She dreams of the masks, the latex noses, the pair of old carcasses who could barely hold a breath of air and yet were so enthusiastic in the performance of their task.

(11a) The ECB and the national competent authorities of non-participating Member States should conclude a memorandum of understanding describing in general terms how they will cooperate with one another in the performance of their supervisory tasks under Union law in relation to the financial institutions defined in this Regulation.

The ECB and the national competent authorities of non-participating Member States shall conclude a memorandum of understanding describing in general terms how they will cooperate with one another in the performance of their supervisory tasks under Union law in relation to the financial institutions defined in Article 2. The memorandum shall be reviewed on a regular basis.

Thus, it is during the performance phase when individuals will implement their strategic plan and will attempt to gather information about aspects of their task performance that may need refinement.

A linear SVM was used to classify between individuals with ASD and controls, and between AS and HFA participants, on the basis of their task performance on a set of 12 variables.

Weismann speculated that somatic mortality might give the individual benefits early in life, such as "a better performance of their special physiological tasks" … or "an additional material and energy available for the reproductive cells".