And yet it is the actual party to the alleged contract the performance of which is decreed, the one required to perform the decree, and the only party by whom it can be performed.
In 1963, the US Congress passed the Equal Pay Act, amending the Fair Labor Standards Act to prohibit unequal pay on the basis of sex for "equal work on jobs the performance of which requires equal skill, effort, and responsibility, and which are performed under similar working conditions," 29 U.S.C. §206 d) (2012).
Indeed, I can't recall a single Widmark performance of which that isn't true.
The opera was "Faust," concerning the evening performance of which we have already spoken.
It is the kind of performance of which Vincent Gallo was once capable, before collapsing into affectation and absurdity.
It was not a performance of which the Stella Adler academy would approve, but I couldn't really blame him.
Discussion of Milnes' preparation for the title role in "Don Giovanni" with the Met. in 1974, the performance of which crowned his career.
According to Zook and Allen, 13% of all firms achieved high performance, of which 78%—or 188 firms focused on the core.
Our decoding results based on the activity in the auditory cortex demonstrate high classification performance of which hand was used to evoke the sound (right/left).
Liszt soon let go of his operatic ambitions and focused on symphonic poems such as Mazeppa, a dynamic performance of which, by the Staatskapelle Weimar, opens this disc.
McIlroy was something else, a rhapsody in blue, giving a performance of which only a few in any sport are capable.
