These decisions and criteria are referred to as “appropriateness.”
Some medical experts also argue that some of the criteria do not reflect the true nature of disease and suffering.
And while most states have compassionate release programs, the rules and criteria for each are different.
An avowed creationist who consults for a food lobby hardly seems an appropriate choice to fulfill these criteria.
Does campaigning for others who are actual merchants have to itself meet their criteria?
There are three criteria of goodness—beauty, symmetry, truth.
It concerns in part the criteria of valuation in the field of the social life.
The grounds for rejecting the criteria of the Roman law have been shown above.
These, it is said, are the criteria of progress; all else is misleading.
The main technique is study and constant reexamination of criteria.
1620s, plural of criterion (q.v.).
1660s, from Latinized form of Greek kriterion "means for judging, standard," from krites "judge," from PIE root *krei- (see crisis). Used in English as a Greek word from 1610s.
