Examples of using Evaluative in English and their translations into Slovak
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By avoiding evaluative language, it reduces the need for the individual receiving feedback to react defensively.
The latter's characteristics largely determine people's evaluative orientations, expectations, motivations,
During the conversation, you should avoid evaluative statements, except those that are intended to encourage.
By avoiding evaluative language, it reduces the need for the individual to respond defensively.
This opinion of Michal Harpan lacks a priori value and evaluative dimension and arises from an overall ethnic
because by setting up responsibilities and evaluative criteria they de facto become co-owners.
The questionnaire of an adequate man will in no case contain insults or harsh evaluative judgments, such as“I hate fatty” or“all blondes are stupid,” the expert concludes.
When client data are used for statistical, evaluative, research or program planning purposes,
revealed them to be repetitive and lacking in evaluative comment in relation to the above criteria.
The impact assessment SWD(2014)33 includes an evaluative assessment as part of its problem definition section which was common practice before COM(2013)686,
Senior Manager in the consulting company Amrop Slovakia became a member of evaluative jury also by simulated selecting interviews during the 3th year of a work-fair Profesia days.
the Institute of Clinical Evaluative Sciences of Canada published in the Canadian Medical Association Journal.
also stressed the fact that the employers' organisations did not agree with such an evaluative approach and that the Opinion should indicate this.
economic interests of the social group of legal consciousness in society fulfills regulatory, evaluative and cognitive function.).
affective, and evaluative orientations toward the political system in general,
makes holy), but above all in an evaluative sense: to recognize as holy, to treat in a holy way.
avoid unintended effects like“security fatigue”131; and develop evaluative methods and metrics to assess their effectiveness.
use other evaluative methods, e.g. triangulation,
despite the fact that they could sometimes include important evaluative elements or be important milestones in their own right within the Better Regulation cycle(see paragraphs 42 to 45).
an economic points of view, also using a broader range of evaluative data to support the conclusions.