Sentence examples for statutory criteria from inspiring English sources

"The requested changes to the licence were not approved as they didn't meet three of the four statutory criteria needed for Ofcom to give its consent".

What Congress needs to do is this: $6$$)Let U.S.O.C. constituents elect the small board in accordance with tightly drawn statutory criteria that would eliminate the insularity and potential cronyism under most current proposals and also comply with I.O.C. requirements.

The only circumstance in which politicalactivist might be able to escape the IPT's jurisdiction would be by bringing a legal challenge solely on the grounds that the statutory criteria for authorising intrusive surveillance were not met.

At that meeting, Mr. Kestenbaum said that United "did not address the statutory criteria under which its loan guarantee request had been denied," which was that a loan to United was not necessary to maintain the nation's commercial air system.

But the General Accounting Office said the settlements were "apparently unjustified" and would not have been approved if Medicare officials had followed the statutory criteria for compromising government claims.

President Obama announced Wednesday that he would not put North Korea back on the State Department's list of state sponsors of terrorism, after a classified study determined that the country "does not meet the statutory criteria" for that designation.

And under the state's statutory law, those criteria must exist for at least 10 years.

Overall, we focus on specific statutory language for criteria air pollution regulation, and the specific decision points for which the U.S. EPA's Interim Policy on Genomics (U.S. EPA 2002c) recommends the incorporation of genomic information.

The state, through constitutional and statutory provisions, sets the criteria for determining who shall be its nationals.

There are two general reasons legislators choose to specify more precise statutory conditions relating to informational criteria in consent transactions.

Council executive director Steve Hampson said: "While the results and the information we collected to date suggests the criteria for a statutory nuisance have not been met, we still continue to work closely with the Environment Agency to monitor local conditions to ensure that local people suffer as little inconvenience as possible".