Definition of non-performance in English:

non-performance

noun

mass noun

1Failure or refusal to perform or fulfil a condition, promise, etc.
the non-performance of his contractual obligations
Example sentencesExamples
- Auckland City Council has decided that it doesn't want any more bus strikes - and so will be instructing ARTA to include a penalty clause for non-performance in future contracts for bus services.
- The contract allows for recovery of funds, if required, for non-performance.
- Of the 2800 NGOs we have, 72 have been blacklisted for non-performance.
- To pay such a heavy price for non-performance must have sent alarming signals to cricketers in Pakistan.
- Purvanov publicly criticised the Government's non-performance, and admonished the police and the judiciary for their inability to produce significant results in the war on crime and corruption.
- Teacher absenteeism and non-performance could also be attributed to the largely ignored psychological effects of the pandemic.
- He compared that to the private sector where people are accountable and can be fired immediately for non-performance.
- The non-performance of primary listed stocks can hardly be looked at from this perspective but similar factors can contribute indirectly to the apparent lack of confidence.
- The City of Johannesburg has suspended the chief executive of the newly established Revenue Shared Services Centre, who stands accused of non-performance and other irregularities
- Adding to the incompetence is ministerial reshuffling - a move that seeks to resolve non-performance and curtail corruption.
- But non-performance with taxpayer money is different.
- I am saying that by this procedure and your failing to ensure that the Minister gives an answer to Parliament and this country, he avoids what would be a potential regulatory mechanism against his non-performance.
- The report said problems in the project related to cash flow hitches, lack of co-operation by the contractor and non-performance.
- After the 14-day period was up, the municipality terminated the contract, citing non-performance by the joint venture as the reason.
- Vashee discloses that the union is currently working out ways in which the agency could be made more accountable for its alleged non-performance.
- This level of non-performance is a real worry.
- If the Government does not provide fiscal incentives to the performing states, it would mean that the government is encouraging non-performance which was a dangerous trend.
- Council employees should also be accountable for non-performance which certainly does not appear to be the present situation.
- We have, over the years, had a large number of complaints about his non-performance.
- Parents are upset and angry at the child's non-performance.
2The state or fact of not being performed.
the non-performance of the opera

单词	non-performance
释义	Definition of non-performance in English: non-performance noun mass noun 1Failure or refusal to perform or fulfil a condition, promise, etc. the non-performance of his contractual obligations Example sentencesExamples Auckland City Council has decided that it doesn't want any more bus strikes - and so will be instructing ARTA to include a penalty clause for non-performance in future contracts for bus services. The contract allows for recovery of funds, if required, for non-performance. Of the 2800 NGOs we have, 72 have been blacklisted for non-performance. To pay such a heavy price for non-performance must have sent alarming signals to cricketers in Pakistan. Purvanov publicly criticised the Government's non-performance, and admonished the police and the judiciary for their inability to produce significant results in the war on crime and corruption. Teacher absenteeism and non-performance could also be attributed to the largely ignored psychological effects of the pandemic. He compared that to the private sector where people are accountable and can be fired immediately for non-performance. The non-performance of primary listed stocks can hardly be looked at from this perspective but similar factors can contribute indirectly to the apparent lack of confidence. The City of Johannesburg has suspended the chief executive of the newly established Revenue Shared Services Centre, who stands accused of non-performance and other irregularities Adding to the incompetence is ministerial reshuffling - a move that seeks to resolve non-performance and curtail corruption. But non-performance with taxpayer money is different. I am saying that by this procedure and your failing to ensure that the Minister gives an answer to Parliament and this country, he avoids what would be a potential regulatory mechanism against his non-performance. The report said problems in the project related to cash flow hitches, lack of co-operation by the contractor and non-performance. After the 14-day period was up, the municipality terminated the contract, citing non-performance by the joint venture as the reason. Vashee discloses that the union is currently working out ways in which the agency could be made more accountable for its alleged non-performance. This level of non-performance is a real worry. If the Government does not provide fiscal incentives to the performing states, it would mean that the government is encouraging non-performance which was a dangerous trend. Council employees should also be accountable for non-performance which certainly does not appear to be the present situation. We have, over the years, had a large number of complaints about his non-performance. Parents are upset and angry at the child's non-performance. 2The state or fact of not being performed. the non-performance of the opera
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