Today, you offer a kid $30 and they look at you like, 'What?' " Mr. Kennedy said he would prefer that Rahway was known for its efforts to use art and cultural performances to foster urban renewal than as a magnet for snow or its skill at removing it.
Helen Cadwallader, director of the Independent Street Arts Network, which promotes outdoor arts in the UK and Ireland, said the performances also helped to foster a sense of community.
Child welfare managers and administrators are increasingly adapting managed care principles and performance-based evaluation to foster achievement of positive outcomes for children and families, identify programs that work, target get those that don't work for technical assistance and/or sanction, and link payment to performance.
The Argentine-born Israeli citizen had announced his intention to hold the performance in a effort to foster dialogue over ways to end more than 17 months of bloodshed.
The Institute of Medicine 2006 report supports pay for performance "as a stimulus to foster comprehensive and system-wide improvements in the quality of healthcare".
One of the most important carrots that the city's education reform used to foster change — performance pay for teachers — may now be at stake because it is largely based on private money.
The World Café has been used to develop business and organizational strategies, to enhance safety performance, to support executive education, to foster community development, and for a host of other specific applications.
These bloated, over-engineered, mandatory rituals are a waste of time, are hated by everyone and actually do nothing to foster high performance.
Similarly, stress might reduce the performance of the sna enhancers to foster additive behavior under unfavorable conditions such as increases in temperature (Perry et al., 2010).
Main goals were enhancement of mobility by conducting a multi-faceted training program to foster occupational performance and thus improve different aspects of health-related quality of life (QoL).
