Sentence examples for performance officials from inspiring English sources

She was hired in October 2002 and terminated in October 2006 for "poor performance," officials said.

Removing lead from just one naval range cost over $2.5m.As for performance, officials say that field testing shows the switch to tungsten will require no sacrifice.

The board has not yet levied fines for non-compliance, preferring to work with those communities to help enhance their performance, officials said during a conference call with reporters.

"They're very competitive courses," says Kelly Wood, live performance official at the Musicians Union.

My visit to see reclaimed land is led by Larry Emerson, the "environmental performance" official, and John McDaniel, an engineer.

Therefore, to maintain proper vehicle performance, official international standards were established that require analyses consisting of chromatographic, spectroscopic, physical properties-based, and wet chemical methods.

This year's SXSW included live performances, official and peripheral, by at least 2,000 acts, and visitors from Taiwan, Australia, Colombia, Sweden and France.

But if the performance of officials in a news briefing at the Department of Health and Human Services on Friday is any indication, officials have yet to fully remedy the communication problems that plagued the department in the anthrax bioterror attack a year ago.

He's been charged with the incredibly wordy crime of "threatening to murder a member of the immediate family of a U.S. official with the intent to intimidate or interfere with such official while engaged in the performance of official duties, or with the intent to retaliate against such official on account of the performance of official duties".

Two superintendents of medium security prisons were demoted earlier this year for their general performance, corrections officials said.

The government has since announced plans to adopt a "happiness of the people" index to measure the performance of officials, replacing the sacred yardstick economic growth.