We were pleasantly surprised by how well we've done when buying appliances, even though energy efficiency wasn't our main criterion – in fact, it wasn't even on the list.
Obviously I meet that criterion without even breaking sweat.
"We would have to decide whether there was a manifest error on the part of the state authorities concerned, and in particular of the national courts concerned, before we could reject a case as inadmissible under the new criterion... Ultimately, in those cases we would be the ones who would be interpreting the provision and applying it".
Fraser, the most senior official within Treasury, said in February that fairness was an important criterion for a well-functioning tax system.
"A new inadmissibility criterion would of course, if it were adopted, be for the court to apply," Bratza insisted.
Tony Blair and I knew there was no chance of actually winning the war on the ground and bringing peace to Iraq, so we had to construct our own criterion for success.
But if that is the criterion, one must question the inclusion of the Lib Dems, who polled lower than the Greens on all measures and came a joint sixth with a host of other parties in terms of MEPs.
The World Trade Organisation bans their use as a criterion for contract evaluation in all industries except defence.
This tactic has been shown to enhance racial diversity without considering race as a criterion for admission.The American public is increasingly skeptical of affirmative action.
Remarkably, offsets are now said to be the main criterion in contract evaluation in Turkey and some Asian countries more important than the price or the technical capability of the defence equipment itself.
If the IMF were to change its criterion it would be able to defend itself against accusations that it employs technicians who are second-line economists.
