Sentence examples for criteria having from inspiring English sources

Celtic manager Rodgers would tick all the criteria having coached youngsters at Chelsea, managed Liverpool in a title race, and even enjoyed some experience of European football.

Under the 2006 law, a region is designated an Eligible Metropolitan Area when it meets one of two criteria: having at least 3,000 people living with AIDS, or 2,000 new cases reported during the last five years.

Armitage, who turns 30 in September, would fit those criteria, having first played for Saracens off the bench against Newcastle on 28 January 2005 and represented London Irish as recently as May 2011.

Under government criteria, a troubled family is one that meets five out of seven criteria: having a low income, no one in the family who is working, poor housing, parents who have no qualifications, where the mother has a mental health problem, one parent has a long-standing illness or disability, and where the family is unable to afford basics, including food and clothes.

Parents meeting study criteria (having a child between the ages of 6 and 11 with a BMI ≥ the 85th percentile) will be offered participation in the randomized trial comparing NOURISH with a control group.

We used the following inclusion criteria: having been eye examined recently and showing no visual problems (exception was the use of the lens for the correction of visual acuity) or any type of neuropsychological and neuropsychiatric disorders.

The criteria have never changed.

Banks' lending criteria have tightened.

All criteria had to be quantified.

Each of these criteria has genetic implications.

But the criteria have recently been relaxed.