Sentence examples for its criterion of from inspiring English sources

The Fed eliminated its criterion of a 6.5percentt unemployment rate, and it now expects that a move to increase the Fed Funds rate will "take into account a wide range of information, including measures of labor market conditions, indicators of inflation pressures and inflation expectations, and readings on financial developments".

The Folio prize will go to the book the judges – headed by poet Lavinia Greenlaw – determine best fulfils its criterion of excellence.

But in 2003, the junior majors instead began using the International Tennis Federation's world junior ranking, also based on points per round, as its criterion of acceptance.

"As far as I can determine, no clinical or school psychologists using the WISC over the relevant 25 years noticed that its criterion of mental retardation became more lenient over time," Flynn wrote, in a 2000 paper.

For example, a certain form of consequentialism has as its criterion of right action: act so as to maximize good consequences.

Having seen how Rawls addresses the problems of legitimacy and stability we can return to legitimacy and its criterion of reciprocity: citizens must reasonably believe that all citizens can reasonably accept the enforcement of a particular set of basic laws.

This anxiety's personal, about jobs and money and health, but also general: that we can't go on like this, running only to stand still, making things faster and faster, consuming more and more food (with consequent pressures on prices); that somehow a world of more than seven billion people is going to have to "downshift" to make it, revise its criteria of what constitutes well-being.

One plus: It does meet its criteria of being a value fund, with an average P/E of 20.

Capitalism's social relations, its criteria of growth and of profit and loss, altered the country and created the city.

Its criteria of a budget less than $15m rules out the likes of Gravity, but it was still always likely 12 Years a Slave - Steve McQueen's acclaimed drama set in 1840s Louisiana - would sweep the board at the nominations for the Independent Spirit Awards.

We may assume that the semantics of a predicate is specified by means of its criteria of application.