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Discover LudwigThe phrase "at the criterion" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It is unclear in what context it is intended to be used, as "criterion" typically refers to a standard or principle by which something is judged or decided.
Example: "The results were evaluated based on the established criterion for success."
Alternatives: "according to the standard" or "based on the criteria".
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The picture is currently showing at the Criterion and Juliet 2 Theatres.
The deadline is September 28th; full details at the Criterion site.
After that came The Comedy About a Bank Robbery, which opened at the Criterion Theatre this year.
It was served with an eviction notice at the Criterion just as Mr. Haimes decided on the Selwyn.
Sean Kelly is at The Criterion, Leicester, 20 Feb, as part of Leicester comedy festival, various venues, to 22 Feb.
For example, I was in a play at the Criterion theatre and I spied her sitting in the front.
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"Clearly, we are also looking at the criteria under which ministers are asked to make these decisions".
Sharon writes on her Diary of an NHS buff blog: Well having looked at the criteria for higher mobility component of the new PIP, I can categorically state that isn't true.
I looked objectively at the criteria – a strong academic profile and a genuine interest in the law and commerce – and realised that there is a level playing field if you put yourself forward.
"When we took a close look at the criteria, we couldn't draw any conclusion," said Mr. Kessler, who also runs Kaytronics, a concern that sells other companies' technical products.
Meanwhile, the opponents of the changes predict a flood of rapacious private sector operators, while the private sector looks in consternation at the criteria for entry.
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