Sentence examples for criterion in evaluating from inspiring English sources
Shaila K. Dewan (NYT) NEW JERSEY TRENTON: TRAFFIC TICKET BILL SIGNED Gov. Christie Whitman signed legislation yesterday that will prohibit the use of traffic ticket quotas as the sole criterion in evaluating the performance of New Jersey police officers.
But David Hitchcock, a senior director in the public finance practice at Standard & Poor's, said climate change was not a criterion in evaluating state finances.
For example, transit agencies may replace level-of-service (LOS) by vehicle miles traveled (VMT) as a criterion in evaluating design and operational changes.
Professional investors often say that the most important criterion in evaluating an investment opportunity is the team.
The voltage plateau is also an important criterion in evaluating an electrode material.
Respecting human rights is an important requirement in much international law and can be a key criterion in evaluating whether governments are considered legitimate by the international community.
Anthony Tommasini, at the New York Times, recently responded to a reader who complained that critics are applying the wrong criteria in evaluating potential successors to Gilbert — that they praise new-music specialists while the audience prefers masters of the tried and true.
Anthony Tommasini, at the New York Times, recently responded to a reader who complained that critics are applying the wrong criteria in evaluating potential successors to Gilbert that they praise new-music specialists while the audience prefers masters of the tried and true.
He declined to discuss the specifics of the proposal, but he did say that the city would employ two criteria in evaluating its merits: whether the project has boroughwide or citywide importance, and whether the project would not be built without Liberty Bond financing.
The study highlighted the significant impact of the choice of the performance criteria in evaluating the efficiency of building design solutions.
On Monday, Eagles Coach Andy Reid said that "we stuck to the criteria" in evaluating Bradley, referring to N.F.L. guidelines issued last year requiring that players be examined when a concussion was suspected and removed for the day after one was diagnosed.
