Sentence examples for tied to objective from inspiring English sources

Social phenomena belong to a distinct ontology, and they evade geographical fixation as they are not tied to objective representation.

The data showed some odd patterns, not easily tied to any objective data.

The creation of ratings tied to specific, objective outcomes, such as placement, student satisfaction, academic quality, high quality faculty, etc. could provide useful information for parents and prospective students.

Moving from a presence-oriented to a performance-oriented work environment means that you need to be clear about your organizational goals and how each employee's work is tied to overall objectives.

Indeed, it has been argued that the indicators which are made available are closely tied to the objectives and philosophy of the organisation in question, not merely attributable to the availability of data.

It is tied to an overall objective and specifies what to do depending on the situations encountered.

It shouldn't be tied to notions of objective beauty.

His contribution was to broker the diplomatic deals within Europe, whereby aid was subtly tied to other American objectives.

Also recommended are the development of assessment tools tied to the professional objectives of the programs as well as a description of the requirements and abilities needed to access the program (Grønborg, 2013).

At the French Insurer AXA: "The portion of the variable component tied to individual performance objectives is adjusted to comprise the principal component of annual compensation in such a way that compensation levels of AXA executives are generally situated within the upper range of the going market rate".

Congress has required companies to release information tied to human rights objectives and other areas of the public good that may not have a direct impact on corporate profits.