Sentence examples for criterion offices from inspiring English sources

Documentary filmmakers gathered at Criterion offices the day after presidential election 2016 to celebrate Kristen Johnson's Cameraperson, a compilation of her work shooting for prominent directors like Laura Poitras (Citizen Four) and Michael Moore (Trumpland), who were slated to join Johnson on a panel.

However, using standard evaluation and management (E&M) coding criteria, many electronic message threads can fulfill standard office visit reimbursement criteria (e.g., 99213).

"The claimed injuries do not meet the qualifying criteria," the office informed Mr. Bell.

It starts by establishing a review of visual comfort criteria in office buildings and of the conditions that prompt occupants to interact with shading devices and electric lighting.

While this criterion for appointive office may not seem much more absurd than measuring candidates today by the enormousness of their campaign war chests or the telegenicity of their coiffures, it resembles a tiresome male fixation that is now stirring competition in a surprising arena: the staid field of paleontology.

Justice John Paul Stevens, joined by Justices Stephen G. Breyer, Ruth Bader Ginsburg and David H. Souter, dissented, saying that both "reducing the importance of wealth as a criterion for public office and countering the perception that seats in the United States Congress are available for purchase by the wealthiest bidder" offered valid justifications for the amendment.

The proposed overall IEQ acceptance can be used as a quantitative assessment criterion for an office environment and similar environment where an occupant's evaluation is expected.

This ruling principle is defined by the constitution, which sets criteria for political offices, particularly the sovereign office (III.6.1278b8 10; cf. IV.1.1289a15 18).

It notes an earlier Post Office calculation that theoretically it would be possible to meet the government's access criteria with about 7,500 offices.

The eligibility criterion was employees performing office work for at least half of their working hours.

Taking into account such criteria as box office success, Oscar nominations, acting range and marriage appeal, Newman topped the list.