Sentence examples for national criterion from inspiring English sources

According to an E.P.A. document provided to The New York Times by the Greater Yellowstone Coalition, a local conservation group that has been battling Simplot over contamination for years, the trout data from the Smoky Canyon study has already been included in a "national criterion document" — a larger database used to help establish those standards.

The national criterion for transmission control is defined as < 1% infection in human and cattle, no new infections in children and young cattle, no acute cases, and snail habitat reduced by 98% of historical levels.

A national criteria will be established in law to assess people's eligibility for social care.

It would require the government to develop national policies and guidelines, as well as minimum national criteria, while giving each state the flexibility to adapt the program as needed.

This latest protest was called in order to pressure the French authorities to honor obligations assumed last June when the government adopted national criteria for regularization, to avoid disparities between professions and regions.

But the national criteria must be compatible with EU law and non-discriminatory, they say.

National criteria will be introduced to determine what services people are entitled to.

Conclusions: Less than one-half of the assessed technologies adopted in Norway in the period 1993 1997 satisfy proposed national criteria for priority setting.

For each CRA, the opportunity of a uDCD is systematically evaluated according to the national criteria edicted by the Agence de la Biomédecine.

Such a lack of consensus on safety is also evidenced by the agreement of policymakers from over 160 countries - in the UN's Cartagena Biosafety Protocol and the Guidelines of the Codex Alimentarius - to authorize careful case-by-case assessment of each GMO by national authorities to determine whether the particular construct satisfies the national criteria for 'safe'safe

□ A victim can start a compulsory investigation which will lead to the case being tried by a court judge if the national criteria are met (e.g. sufficient indications of guild) and which excludes the possibility to drop the case, e.g. for policy reasons.