Synonyms for criteria
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1. List of paraphrases for "criteria":

   criterion, standards, benchmarks, approaches, requirements, standard, critères, norms, yardsticks, guidelines, conditions, tests, criterias, test, yardstick, parameters

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1. Justice Department:

   The record evidence demonstrates that Harvard's race-based admissions process significantly disadvantages Asian-American applicants compared to applicants of other racial groups -- including both white applicants and applicants from other racial minority groups, the evidence, moreover, shows that Harvard provides no meaningful criteria to cabin its use of race ; uses a vague' personal rating' that harms Asian-American applicants' chances for admission and may be infected with racial bias ; engages in unlawful racial balancing ; and has never seriously considered race-neutral alternatives in its more than 45 years of using race to make admissions decisions.

2. Joe Biden:

   Despite intensive engagement between the United States and the Governments of Ethiopia, Guinea, and Mali, these governments have failed to address United States concerns about their non-compliance with the AGOA eligibility criteria.

3. Dave Hager:

   We can't just chase investment grade rating when it's uncertain with Moody's what the criteria is that they're going to use, we're going to focus less on that and make sure that we make the right decisions for the business overall, for our shareholders and for our bondholders.

4. Health Commissioner Dr. Thomas Farley:

   If we were to allow anyone to receive vaccine, we would deliver doses very quickly, but the persons receiving them would likely be the most privileged, with the most resources to get to the front of the line, if we were to maintain extremely tight restrictions on persons meeting eligibility criteria by demanding extensive documentation, we would slow down the rate of vaccination. And either of those would likely reduce the number of African American and minority persons who get vaccinated. We will continue to work hard to achieve the right balance of these objectives.

5. Marc Polymeropoulos:

   It is incumbent that the CIA and State use the same criteria to implement Havana Act. Both for who is considered a victim, and what level of compensation one is entitled to. I remain concerned that both agencies will not follow the intent of what is now law, based on the historic USG failure to take the victims' cases seriously, remember, this law is designed to provide financial relief for victims whose careers and lives have been destroyed, and who have suffered mental, physical and financial hardships.