sole criterion

The sole criterion is the market price of the land.

It is no longer enough to have economic growth as the sole criterion for decision making.

The sole criterion for being first at something was simply not having heard that someone else had done it.

Reason, he insisted, must be the sole criterion of truth.

As noted above, for many, power capabilities were the sole criterion.

We are taught, in so many ways, that the sole criterion for success is financial wealth.

Realism is not the sole criterion for greatness, or value.

The sole criterion for the program is income level.

For 10 years until last year, that was the sole criterion in New York.

Therefore, the sole criterion for access must be need.

In his vision, any citizen of the state could attend school with the sole criterion being ability.

The results of standardized tests should never be used as the sole criterion for admission to an academic program.

National security is currently the sole criterion for disapproval.

Grandeur is not the sole criterion for landmark status, nor should it be.

"Is that your sole criterion for determining mental state?"

"Best qualified" should be the sole criterion for assignments open to both genders.

Height is not the sole criterion for distinguishing horses from ponies.

The sole criterion for determining wages would be the type of job, its nature and workmanship.

That is not the sole criterion, but it must be taken into consideration if we intend to hold an honest debate on this subject.

It is mediated by the written word only, with the work the sole criterion of judgment, not personality or class participation.

The inherent fitness of any thing for any proposed use should be the sole criterion.

But many borrowers choose an appealing discount deal as the sole criterion when they take out a loan.

Authority is a term which daily lessens in meaning, and the sole criterion of all value passes within.

I would add that competitiveness cannot be measured - everyone knows this today - by the sole criterion of a market without rigidities.

But, unfortunately, she turned her personal preference into a sole criterion to judge the esthetic value of all the eight artists' work.