Sentence examples for scrutiny of performance from inspiring English sources

Former office staff at the company's headquarters in Seattle also spoke of working 80-hour weeks, getting emails from the office while on holiday or late at night, oppressive scrutiny of performance, and callous disregard for personal crises.

The idealists argue that raising the status of poverty data to that of economic or fiscal data, and public scrutiny of performance, will prevent waste and misuse, or, at worst, open it to discovery later.

She said: "Remuneration committees are continuing to make tougher judgments on pay outcomes and coupled with greater scrutiny of performance targets, requirements to hold shares for longer and malus and clawback provisions, mean executive pay is now harder to earn than in the past.

Even the inevitable mass scrutiny of his performance leaves him untroubled.

Chad Pennington must feel like an honorary brother then; the scrutiny of his performance has been intense and excoriating.

And why have GPs just escaped scrutiny of their performance, by refusing to hand over their data?

By joining the trade organization, China will invite international scrutiny of its performance in keeping those pledges.

As I've said all along, there will be no comprehensive, independent scrutiny of government performance on SD.

The select committee of MPS whose job it is to monitor the Treasury says this is undesirable that independent scrutiny of departments' performance against their targets is essential.

The fatality reports were intended to permit public scrutiny of the performance of child welfare authorities while protecting the privacy of those involved.

The report urges that companies incorporate explicit commitments to the Universal Declaration of Human Rights in their central strategies and operating procedures and accept outside scrutiny of their performance.