He said among the questions asked were: Could religion be a criterion in hiring staff members?
Highly sensitive is whether the companies' tax status should become a criterion in contract letting.
And many companies -- Procter & Gamble is a notable example -- use such performance as a criterion in choosing suppliers.
They were passing laws prohibiting schools from using student performance as a criterion in setting teacher pay.
As a criterion in choosing a mayor of New York, normalcy can be extremely subjective.
The decision-making body then took the extraordinary decision to remove cost as a criterion (in the country's largest ever procurement).
It is because what comes across (probably contrary to what Makari intends) is how arbitrary the theories and their revisions are, how little truth ranked as a criterion in choosing them, the main aim being, rather, a striking, unified theory.
I have no argument with monitoring teaching quality, but to make employment a criterion in assessing teaching quality is to blame universities for government failure and, therefore, to misdirect public attention (again).
Bruce Goldstein, Film Forum's director of repertory programming, admitted with some tongue-in-cheek relish that he had used the sleaze factor as a criterion in selecting films for the series.
At Texas A&M, which does not plan to use race as a criterion in undergraduate admissions, the president, Robert Gates, said he would support a cap on the 10percentt rule.
While Formula One has had a trend of breaking records of youthfulness, older drivers have still been able to prove their worth, and that is why age was certainly not a criterion in Ferrari's choice.
