Sentence examples for set forth criteria from inspiring English sources

The new rules set forth criteria, like what responsibilities supervisors have and whether they have the power to hire and fire, to determine who is eligible.

Foxman explains that Draghi set forth criteria that EU political leaders must abide by in order to receive aid, while at the same time promising that EU countries like Spain and Italy won't fail in the short term.

In 1987, the government convened a commission to set forth criteria for prioritization [ 25- 27] that proposed "severity of disease" as the only criterion.

The National Society of Interior Designers has an obligation in this situation, rife with abuses on the part of both the decorator and the public, to undertake a major public education setting forth criteria and standards to meet licensing requirements before anyone can legally acquire the title of interior designer.

In the late 18th and early 19th centuries, Johann Wolfgang von Goethe set forth three criteria for critics to consider in interpreting and evaluating a work of art: (1) What was the artist trying to do? (2) Did he do it?

In the aftermath of 9/11, Harvard Law Professor Philip Heymann set forth three criteria for evaluating the success of a national security strategy.

This report set forth two criteria for research involving chimpanzees: 1) "the studies provide otherwise unattainable insight" and 2) "all experiments are performed on acquiescent animals in a manner that minimizes distress" (Altevogt et al. 2011).

This study was performed according to the criteria set forth in the Standard for Reporting of Diagnostic Accuracy Initiative [ 28].

This practice guideline will set forth the diagnostic criteria and tumor screening recommendations for children with isolated hemihyperplasia, based on the best information available.

To develop manually a single RT-PCR primer sequence that meets all of the standards set forth in our criteria takes approximately 5 10 min, suggesting that these predesigned primers may afford considerable time-savings.

Dewey holds that Barnes has set forth an objective criterion of value in paintings which will eventually allow for adequate psychological analysis of aesthetic experience.