Sentence examples for neutral criterion from inspiring English sources

The interest in enhancing or preserving the political power of the party in control of the state government is not such a neutral criterion.

Nor will it even depend on the perhaps neutral criterion of executing inmates in the order in which they arrived on Death Row.

It's merely something you anticipate, based on neutral criteria.

But having made the decision to provide such subsidies, it must award them based on neutral criteria.

If social organizations of all ideologies can receive direct government grants on the basis of ideologically neutral criteria, why is it appropriate to exclude those organizations whose ideology is based on faith?

If a university reaches that conclusion, Justice Kennedy said, "it is entitled to impose a mandatory fee to sustain an open dialogue to these ends," provided the money is given out under neutral criteria that do not favor some viewpoints over others.

First, some have argued that it is impossible to find culturally neutral criteria of merit (Young 1990, 200 206).

"You can use neutral criteria to identify terrorists.

The state shall have the burden of justifying any departures from this requirement by reference to neutral criteria such as natural, political, or historic boundaries or demographic changes.

"What the First Amendment does and what it should do is drive the government to use neutral criteria," Hamilton said.

The banks say they use neutral criteria when assessing risk, and while that might result in certain groups being treated more favorably, it does not mean the practice is unfair.