Sentence examples for the final criterion from inspiring English sources

The final criterion reinforces our conclusion.

The final criterion typically invoked in these debates is the lived experience of the sense — what philosophers call the "qualia".

Response to antituberculous treatment was considered as the final criterion for diagnosis of peritoneal tuberculosis.

The pope also called on G20 leaders to protect citizens from other "forms of aggression" including "abuses in the financial system such as those transactions that led to the 2008 crisis, and more generally, to speculation lacking political or juridical constraints and the mentality that maximisation of profits is the final criterion of all economic activity".

This made "demonstration," or proof, the goal of science and the final criterion for "truth". As such, Aristotle was the originator of the approach to scientific exploration, which Galileo, Bacon, Descartes, and Newton would formalize as "the Scientific Method" 2,000 years later.

The final criterion typically invoked in these debates is the lived experience of the sense what philosophers call the "qualia". This distinction has an intuitive logic: most people feel certain that they would never confuse the sensation of seeing something with that of touching or hearing it.

"The final criteria is that the president makes that judgment," Lighthizer said.

A spokesman for the USDA's Food Safety and Inspection Service (FSIS) said that the timing was entirely coincidental and that the final criteria came out the day the agency held its monthly Safe Food Coalition meeting.

Now Wolfe and his board are off on a road show across the UK and Northern Ireland to hold similar consultation meetings (list below) before the panel opens for business in September, when it will publish the final criteria for recognition and accompanying guidance for applicants.

This brings us to the final criteria: volume.

So the final criteria was location.