Sentence examples for Government criteria from inspiring English sources
Applicants must meet certain government criteria, though this doesn't guarantee an award, because individual universities will prioritise according to a range of factors.
Health care providers achieving "exemplary levels of performance," as measured by government criteria, might receive 5percentto15percentcent more than the standard payments, the panel said.
Also, given that the federal government criteria for those background checks will remain secret, how can someone who has been rejected appeal the decision?
Under Israeli government criteria, only prisoners who have not been directly involved in the killing of Israelis can be candidates for early release.
Also, families can meet the government criteria for success while they are still experiencing, for example, poverty, unemployment, domestic violence, poor mental health and alcohol abuse".
Currently, there are no unified U.S. government criteria even for targeting an American citizen abroad, and the decision process in the executive branch is classified.
The most controversial cases are the rebellious Russian speaking enclave of Trans-Dniester in Moldova (which this week also asked to join Russia) and the still unresolved issue of Russian speakers in the Baltics who for more than 20 years have remained technically stateless because they do not qualify for a passport under the governments' criteria on speaking the language.
The international community (including the UN) has recognized some states while they were embroiled in a civil war (e.g., the Congo in 1960 and Angola in 1975), thus eroding the effective-government criterion.
"It complies with neither Welsh government funding criteria nor with Welsh government waste policy," the letter says.
Assemblyman Steven Sanders, a Manhattan Democrat who is chairman of the Assembly's Education Committee, called the federal government's criteria arbitrary, unreasonable and "screwy".
But she said she remained concerned about the government's criteria for detaining people and was convinced that far fewer immigrants needed to be locked up.
