Sentence examples for measures must pass from inspiring English sources

Measurability refers to a range of technical criteria that performance measures must pass [ 45].

HOME core outcome measures must pass the OMERACT (Outcome Measures in Rheumatology) filter of truth (validity), discrimination (sensitivity to change and responsiveness) and feasibility (ease of use, costs, time to perform and interpret).

A growing body of research questions whether the measures that students must pass to avoid taking the placement test — the state standardized and college admissions exams — can accurately predict how well a student is prepared for college.

They block action on popular or must pass measures while attempting to extract concessions or action from their colleagues on nominally related and sometimes unpopular pet projects.

Parliament must pass the measures — which include wage cuts, tax increases and privatizations in a recession-starved country — before Greece's foreign lenders unlock the next installment of aid that the country needs to avoid default.

Lawmakers must pass the measure again next year before it can be brought before voters for their approval.

To amend the state constitution, lawmakers must pass a measure in two consecutive sessions before sending it to voters for approval.

Still, even without either one, the Senate must pass this vital measure.

For the fourth consecutive year, lawmakers have failed to pass any of the 12 annual spending bills that fund the federal government and so must pass a stopgap measure (called a continuing resolution, or CR) to keep Washington's lights on past Sept. 30.

Each year, lawmakers must pass 13 separate spending measures to keep the government running.

But Congress, which must pass legislation before the measures can be implemented, has not even considered them.