Sentence examples for criterion of having from inspiring English sources

He also met the criterion of having no other streets or public places in the city named after him.

In these, the state "no longer fulfils Weber's criterion of having the legitimate monopoly on the use of force".

Warner, long embroiled in a range of corruption allegations but wielding huge power as president of Concacaf, easily meets the criterion of having served on the executive committee for more than eight years.

Each theme has to meet the criterion of having at least eight studies reporting the correlation between L1 and L2.

Under one, "if the SEC continues to require its approval of rating agencies, the criterion of having to be 'nationally recognized' in advance should be eliminated," he says.

We choose (theta=0.6) which allows to include 81% of the original number of families, while also fulfilling the criterion of having a large majority of the reproducing individuals in a given family being born in the same region.

"There are other major population centres that fit the criteria of having millions, not just hundreds of thousands.

(Mr. Singleton said the company had no new projects planned beyond those three that meet the criteria of having secured both financing and land options).

"She understands the industry and meets our criteria of having been a proven C.E.O. or C.O.O. of a multinational," he said.

While the Diamond Headache Clinic did treat 2,369 patients in the study period, just 62 were studied because they met the criteria of having used painkillers alone or in combination with barbiturates for six months before entering the clinic.

He said these 60 lines were expected to meet the National Institutes of Health criteria of having been given with the donors' consent, without financial inducements and that they were created for reproductive purposes, not research.