In its response to the Georgia case, the Democratic National Committee urged the court, even if decided that the issues should be dealt with, to await the rules to be proposed by the O'Hara commission before set ting down any firm criteria.
There is also the issue of "healthy" being a very subjective term in our society, making it challenging to develop firm criteria for when an individual's eating habits have crossed the line to compulsion and obsession.
Many unit managers claimed to have a verbal PS drug policy, but there were no firm criteria on patient selection (particularly with regards to fasting for PS), monitoring or discharge criteria.
"It's a very high standard," she said, and the federal bankruptcy code does not set out firm criteria to determine when subordination is appropriate.
Intelligibility varies so much with the speaker and the hearer, however, that it is difficult to formulate firm criteria on that basis.
This direct approach, although time-intensive, allowed us to identify the ethnic origins of the firms and whether they fitted the family firm criteria (two or more family members own and/or work in the business).
Ken Starr had firm criteria when hiring lawyers for his independent counsel investigation of President Clinton: The attorneys had to be smart, possess sterling credentials and be willing to log long hours.
This suggests that better guidelines and firm criteria may be needed to properly diagnose and grade gastric atrophy.
We demonstrated that interobserver agreement for gastric mucosa atrophy was moderate in experienced endoscopists, suggesting that better guidelines and firm criteria may be needed to properly diagnose and grade gastric atrophy.
Now, if the government is introducing a new standard whereby anyone who once denies being a particular thing is no longer that thing in any legal sense, then that would be at least a firm and knowable criteria.
The chromosomal translocation t(11 22)(q24 q12) is an additional firm diagnostic criterion.
