Sentence examples for criterion set out from inspiring English sources

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.

IHMS's official response to the immigration department was to suggestion alterations to the criteria set out under its contract.

"How exactly did the four accepted candidates appointed to the board meet the criteria set out by Ofcom, yet Althea failed to meet the same criteria?

In London, firms and local governments who meet criteria set out by the GLA can earn accreditation and public praise.

Often, it is because the doctor believes the patient's case does not meet the criteria set out by law.

The PRP's six-person board agreed unanimously that Impress met each of the 23 criteria set out under the royal charter.

But it is debatable whether it would constitute a stand-alone town in line with criteria set out by ministers two years ago.

Starting Jan . 1 PepsiCo will advertise to children only products that meet the criteria set out in its 2004 "Smart Spot" nutritional program.

"The Thameslink procurement was set up and designed by the previous government and we are legally bound by the criteria set out at the beginning of that process.

Lawmakers and administration officials say the crackdown on the civil society groups could violate the criteria set out in the law.