Sentence examples for report to performance from inspiring English sources
If being a mother were a job there'd be a selection process, pay, holidays, a superior to report to, performance assessments, Friday drinks, and you could resign from your job and get another one because you didn't like the people you were working with.
(PSM, Site 106) Lab and radiology monitor this every month and they present a report to the performance improvement council every six months, in compliance with the National Patient Safety Goal.
It is beyond the scope of this report to judge the performance of agencies outside Our Lady of the Lake Hospital.
For one thing, all 10,000 employees will receive a yearly evaluation and periodic reports to document performance that warrants praise or discipline, he said.
The two-phase ratiometric fluorosensor was exposed to conditions frequently reported to alter performance of fluorescence based optical sensors.
Acute and chronic supplementation of CM has been reported to improve performance primarily during high intensity, intermittent activities (Greenhaff 1997a; Kraemer and Volek 1999; Kreider 2003).
Three more current or former major league baseball players have been connected in a published report to shipments of performance-enhancing drugs.
China has pledged to report its performance to the world, and China and the U.S. are already cooperating bilaterally to enhance China's emission inventory systems.
The MP for West Cornwall and the Isles of Scilly, Andrew George, who reported Serco to the CQC, called for changes in the way private companies were allowed to report their performance to the NHS.
This growing requirement for hospitals and nursing homes to report performance measures to improve patient safety or disclose incidence of healthcare-associated infection has increased the need for accurate population-based comparisons.
Though Albany issues report cards for many schools, state officials said District 75 preferred to report its performance to the public in a report card of its own design.
