Sentence examples for criterion for listing from inspiring English sources

And political sovereignty is not the only criterion for listing a country.

The International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN) considers that a decrease in the area of occupancy (AOO) is a critical criterion for listing a species as rare, endemic or threatened.

The study uses "the average salary of the top 8% of earners in each of these fields without an advanced degree" as the criterion for listing.

As N e is often a criterion for listing endangered species (Mace et al. 2008), a precise estimate of N e is often important for determining the legal status of imperiled taxa.

The minister Alun Ffred Jones was asked to consider whether the reactor towers met the criteria for listing 20th century buildings.

Wales' heritage body Cadw said the artwork did not meet its "special architectural interest" criteria for listing.

It was found, given model assumptions, that even limited turtle harvesting would result in the sGBR stock being categorised, as vulnerable under IUCN criteria for listing of threatened species.

As such, early mortality prediction is as important as the criteria for listing for transplantation.

Prior to the October meeting, a panel of 31 experts on the convention's Chemical Review Committee determined that chrysotile met the criteria for listing.

Impulsivity is one of the DSM diagnostic criteria for mania, listing as 'excessive involvement in pleasurable activities that have a high potential for painful consequences' (American Psychiatric Association 2013).

Environmental organizations led by the Center for Biological Diversity scoffed at the agency's logic, pointing out that its own recovery plan criteria for "down listing" the species had not been met and that many threats remained.