Sentence examples for criteria making from inspiring English sources

The test has much tighter criteria, making it more difficult to be judged eligible for employment support allowance, the new benefit.

Lenders cracked down on loan-to-values and tightened up criteria, making it hard for all but the most angelic homebuyers and remortgagors to get a loan.

Gardner said this could be the result of stretched affordability and strict lending criteria making it difficult for first-time buyers, coupled with younger households finding owner-occupancy less suitable for their needs.

By clarifying criteria, making the promotion process more transparent, distributing meaningful assignments equitably, and opening up the right networks for women, we can keep women in tech and build a diverse, talented cohort of leaders.

He announced he was throwing his support behind an effort under way in Congress to rewrite the law so that it uses different criteria, making it easier for Poland to qualify.

Only a few clinical studies have been reported, most of which are flawed by poor design and a lack of valid outcome measures and diagnostic criteria, making the results difficult to interpret.

The other new criteria make sense.

Do you think Pew's criteria make sense?

But a subsequent lowering of criteria made him eligible to go to war.

But neither, he said, meets all three of his criteria: "Make it fast.

The vague nature of the ISI observation criteria made me question my own understanding of lesson judgements.