Sentence examples similar to unity of criteria from inspiring English sources

Thereafter, the prefecture would provide regulations within the limits of criteria set by the Ministry of Education; some measure of educational unity was thus reached on the prefectural level, and the school system received some needed adjustment.

And like Hobbes, Bentham used the concept of sovereignty to explain the unity of a legal system as well as the criteria of legal validity for that system (that is, the criteria in virtue of which any particular norm or rule was deemed part of the law).

Random eigenvalues derived from the bootstrapping procedure showed that 2 factors would have been selected (eigenvalues of 1.13 and 1.06) if the popular unity criteria for setting the number of factors had been adopted.

The empirical sign of this essential unity of the species over time is the ability to interbreed and produce fertile offspring, a criterion that takes precedence over similarities of anatomy or habits of life.

(Unity of time and place).

These principles were called, respectively, unity of action, unity of place, and unity of time.

Somehow, unity of vision pervades.

A unity of understandable anger.

It demands unity of theme.

He said, "There is no perfect unity in the 'Ring;' it is a unity of discrepancies.

The church's unity becomes essential for the renewal and unity of the human family.