Sentence examples for performance regime from inspiring English sources

We have got a much tougher payments by results regime, a much tougher performance regime.

Yet the performance regime demands councils continue to produce so-called 'up-front' allocations.

Greg Goodman of the Railway Reform Group calls the performance regime "not so much a performance regime, more a licence to print money".Another skewed incentive threatens rail's very future.

The current financial performance regime which penalises train operators and Railtrack and pits them against one another would be scrapped.

Transitions from the relative performance regime to the group regime tend to occur when rewards to observed outputs exacerbate inequality, while transitions from the group regime to the relative performance regime tend to come with a decrease in utility promises.

For her part, Ms Batmanghelidjh loathed the idea of being judged by a performance regime; how, she would ask, are you supposed to measure whether a teenager is saved from a life of crime?

This is true, but it is also true that the new performance regimes tend to be less challenging than the ones they replaced.

The spectral analysis of the pressure signal reveals that even during the stable performance regimes, characteristic fluid oscillation frequencies are not uniquely recognizable.

Three device performance regimes are observed when the pyrite NC concentration is varied from 0 to 4 wt% that appear linked to microstructure transitions in the BHJ active layer.

In theory it should be in the interests of both the train operators and Railtrack to run reliable services, because both operate under performance regimes which require the payment of fines if they fail to keep to a range of targets.

Police performance regimes, public perceptions of service delivery and the failure of quantitative measurement.