Sentence examples for criterion set from inspiring English sources

The difference, 3.3 percentage points, is below the 5 percentage point criterion set by the F.D.A.

Thus it meets a key criterion set forth by Mr. Obama, who has said he will not sign any legislation that "adds one dime" to the deficit.

When Peter Becker, the president of Criterion, set out to make a DVD of "Rules" in the summer of 2001, he knew he had to find a better source than a mere print.

This week, the Guardian interviewed several children, aged nine to 12, all of whom arrived in Europe before 20 March (a criterion set out in the legislation to prevent more children from being sent away by their parents alone), all potentially eligible to be helped to safety in the UK under the Dubs amendment.

While early hopes of a 2017 digital radio switchover were dashed by slow uptake, Digital Radio UK chief executive, Ford Ennals, said: "The surge of digital listening to almost 40% share is a landmark moment for digital radio, and shows the achievability of the 50% listening criterion set by government for a radio switchover".

In my essay for the Criterion set of the first three of them, I emphasize the link between the stories in the melodrams and the actual situation of the actress, who had left her family and her Hollywood career to work and live with Rossellini.

This criterion sets new hires up for long-term success.

Under it, UBS will release the names of clients who fit criteria set by the Justice Department.

The criteria set for what constitutes a gay novel were hazy.

In fact, Shire fit the criteria set by her brother and Fred Roos, his casting director.

"They were awarded and vested in line with the performance criteria set for them.