| After arriving at the golf course, and entering the clubhouse, they picked up a scorecard for each of them. |
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| Greg filled me in with a flawless play-by-play, rescuing my scorecard from oblivion. |
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| Weiskopf's mental notes will be more meaningful than anything he scribbles on the scorecard. |
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| Included with the disc is an illustrated book that serves as a scorecard of the story's major characters and events. |
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| An overall score was derived by adding scores in key targets and the balanced scorecard. |
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| Some finance executives say they won't implement the complete scorecard because of the rigorousness of the theory. |
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| They feel uncomfortable with some of the more subjective data on a scorecard. |
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| He adds that the scorecard, which was launched in the first quarter of last year, has ushered in a major cultural change in the HR department. |
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| In today's hypercompetitive environment, where success often is measured by the scorecard of growth, the temptation to fib is intense. |
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| A single scorecard has been introduced to monitor this plan and deliver performance that is on average above market growth. |
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| Every six weeks, semester, or year, we receive a scorecard as to how we have performed against the standards of penmanship, scientific understanding, and corporate budgets. |
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| Note: Once distances have been actualized, new averages will be added to the scorecard and transferred to the handheld computer. |
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| Of course, Beantown fans would never check that scorecard – he's yesterday's news, like Bobby V and fried chicken. |
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| The rainproof cover for the scorecard holder is available in various colours. |
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| There was a 16, three batsmen got 18 and Buttler top-scored with 22, but the scorecard is an exemplar of insufficiency. |
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| The scores you note in the scorecard will indicate how your project idea could fit under one or more programmes. |
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| The scorecard is published quarterly and is conveyed to all employees on the Company's intranet site. |
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| The main objective of a scorecard is to enable management to adhere to the corporate strategy. |
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| A scorecard of personnel strategy has been drawn up to support monitoring of the Personnel 2010 programme. |
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| However, the scorecard shows a mixed picture on whether the NTGL as a whole is up to the task. |
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| A balanced scorecard, or operations dashboard, will be used to measure the organization's operations. |
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| In-house, we are gradually marshalling the resources needed to improve our own ecological scorecard. |
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| The table uses a scorecard monitoring approach to present an overview of efforts undertaken in the first year of the Agenda's implementation. |
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| The monthly scorecard will provide managers with an additional tool for displaying their results differently. |
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| In terms of actual use of the scorecard, a challenge will be to get the data consistently from across the country. |
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| If you look at the scorecard for the last six years, we are still falling behind. |
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| The scorecard is ugly on that front, providing yet another reason for Democrats to accept a government shutdown, however painful. |
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| The scorecard would keep track of the progress made on entitlement reform and award points accordingly. |
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| Those faces and events matter more than the scorecard of the National Rampage Association. |
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| As a representative, she had the lowest pro-gay ratings of any New York Democrat, according to a Human Rights Campaign scorecard. |
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| Second, they translated their strategy into a balanced scorecard. |
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| The balanced scorecard is one common approach, which covers financial strength, customer satisfaction, business processes, innovation and learning. |
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| I also put a scorecard in place so that we could understand how we were doing on our dual goals of profitability and integrity to the law and clients. |
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| So check out our career opportunities and learn more about our unique environment where a winning culture and diversity are a key part of our balanced scorecard. |
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| Showy piety, legalism and quietism were all abominations, almost as much as the cheap oil and harsh flavours of phoney ethnic food. His own scorecard had some blots. |
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| Last time he caddied in the US Open, his partner was disqualified because his scorecard was filled out in Roman numerals. |
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| Create a supply chain-oriented balanced scorecard for your organization. |
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| This strategy map depicts a macro view of SCC's strategic focus and shows alignment of its strategic priorities with that of the balanced scorecard objectives. |
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| Using this scorecard as a benchmark, TVA will identify and track the best opportunities to reduce pollution, improve efficiency, and cut costs. |
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| The purpose of the guide, and particularly the checklist and scorecard tools, is to simplify access to the relevant information on funding according to the needs of the potential beneficiary. |
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| The bank has established a scorecard outlining key performance indicators. |
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| Most of their citizens are comfortably off and have yet to voice dissent on any scale, but unease stirs below the tranquil surface. In short, the scorecard for the Arab spring so far looks overwhelmingly negative. |
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| You can see in the table below a moon scorecard for the giant planets, which have more moons than any of the smaller planets closer to Earth. |
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| Tim Carter, Dalbir Sokhi, Ian Mellor, Adrian Brindley, Max Rindle, Ben Carter and Ian Craig were on the scorecard. |
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| For 2009, a new scorecard was introduced that calls for explicit consideration of the behaviour of each individual on specific measures relating to governance, control and risk management. |
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| In addition to writing annual reports, we continue to use and improve our performance scorecard as a way to set targets, and to track and report results. |
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| Each week the children get VERB scorecards to record their activity, and every time they turn in a signed scorecard, they get a unique wrist band to mark their progress. |
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| Froch was stronger in the earlier rounds, with Jim Watt unofficially scoring the earlier rounds in favour of the champion on his Sky Sports scorecard. |
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| The candidate rates highly on the magazine's legislative scorecard. |
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| I always like to keep a scorecard when I watch a baseball game. |
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| A drop-in Scorecard Surgery for companies to have their Scorecards assessed by expertswill be available. |
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| Business Intelligence presents the Balanced Scorecard European Summit 2001, led by founders of the Balanced Scorecard Drs. |
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| A Scorecard rating this low indicates that the downtrend could just be starting. |
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| The study named RightAnswers as one of the top 20 self-service vendors in the 2005 ABG Self Service Vendor Scorecard. |
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