Sentence examples for overriding criterion from inspiring English sources

President Bush had one overriding criterion in choosing his inner circle: loyalty.

Yet there continues to be one overriding criterion by which society seems to judge disabled people, and that is one of reduction or loss.

And because guides are seldom so wealthy they can turn away business, the overriding criterion for joining an expedition will always be the ability to write a big check for the guiding fee.

CEO's Roger Clegg says race cannot be used as the overriding criterion for participation in any campus program.

The override criteria were not used (neither positive, nor negative).

Admission criteria are given in Figure 2, although physicians could override these criteria using clinical judgment.

Procedures qualified for day care by overriding a priori criteria were performed in 5% of elective hospitalizations; 60% of these hospitalizations were found eligible for day care.

Procedures qualified for day care by overriding a priori criteria were performed in 4% of elective hospitalizations; only 20% of those hospitalizations were found eligible for day care.

Instead of taking a case by case approach and evaluating the overall impact of particular acts on the ideological fabric of the society, the need to be self-critical in order to be politically correct (according to liberal criterion) overrides everything.

To set up the criteria for judgment of overriding appropriateness, a group of 6 trained clinicians consisting of physicians, pharmacists, and nurses worked together.

It takes 62.5 percent to override the measure.