Sentence examples for tie performance from inspiring English sources

The UNGC report makes this clear: "The more adept companies become at measuring and tracking their own sustainability performance, the more their frustration grows at an apparent inability to tie performance improvements and industry leadership to the fundamentals of business value beyond incremental gains".

The report says: "The more adept companies become at measuring and tracking their own sustainability performance, the more their frustration grows at an apparent inability to tie performance improvements and industry leadership to the fundamentals of business value beyond incremental gains".

The results listed in Table 3 represent a win, loss, and tie performance record of the head-to-head solution comparisons.

Lowery urges corporations to tie performance evaluation of senior managers -- including bonus or other compensation -- to meeting diversity targets.

I'm a believer in tying performance to incentives.

Zerofootprint's key differentiator will be tying performance to financial incentives.

For each (i={0,1,) and (2}), P, Q, M i, C, and D are ranked in descending order of performance; repeated ranks indicate tied performance.

NEW YORK -- Since the Republican takeover of state legislatures around the country, states have been passing loudly-trumpeted laws that revamp teacher evaluations and tenure, tying performance reviews to standardized test scores.

For the CNS data, TSG and k-TSP have tied performance of 97% that is much better than the rest of the classifiers (all below 83%).

For big companies wanting to tie his performance and spotless image to their brand, there was no other start on par with Tiger.

A number of states and districts across the country already tie student performance on standardized tests to teacher evaluations; others have plans to do so.