Sentence examples for tough evaluation from inspiring English sources
"After a long, tough evaluation that went on throughout the season last year, we realized we had to make some structural changes," said Sasha Rearick, the men's team's head coach.
In an unexpectedly assertive joint statement, the Treasury Department, Federal Reserve and federal bank regulatory agencies announced that the government might end up demanding a direct ownership stake in major banks after they undergo a tough evaluation of their strength, which is to begin shortly.
He says tough evaluation is necessary, and he cites the two questions that are most often asked: "You can certainly lift up a village, and you can lift up the broader community around it, but it's very hard to answer the question about sustainability.
"We have a tough evaluation every four years.
"But I decided to apply and had to go through a really tough evaluation process.
Under tougher evaluation guidelines that the city put into effect this year, 58 percent of teachers eligible for tenure received it, the mayor said at a news conference at the Department of Education.
And Emanuel has — lengthening Chicago's notoriously short school day, backing charter schools and promoting tougher evaluations of teachers.
On the home front, they make a series of suggestions, ranging from tougher evaluations of visa applications to the creation of a national identity card to close monitoring of American organizations that, while masquerading as mainstream Islamic groups, in fact provide aid to terror organizations.
The partnership demonstrates that the tougher evaluations that states are now requiring and the professional support teachers have always needed don't have to be mutually exclusive.
Brill wrote that, had Bloomberg appointed Weingarten, it would have been seen as a "Nixon-to-China play," in that it could have helped to sell union members on more unpalatable ideas like tougher evaluations.
"People felt, What's the point in trying to be tough in evaluations?" Mr. Garcia said.
