Sentence examples for Monetary thresholds from inspiring English sources
Some of these states' theft laws were ratified more than 20 or 30 years ago, and as a result, many of the monetary thresholds for felony charges are disconnected from today's commodity price indices.
The cost effectiveness acceptability curve for this outcome measure is shown in figure 2. We are not aware of any previously suggested monetary thresholds for gauging cost effectiveness on the HADS scale.
To decide whether the treatment which is clinically more effective offers good value for money, the ICER will be assessed against a range of monetary thresholds representing the maximum the NHS is prepared to pay for an extra QALY (currently £20 000–£20 000).
Lower the monetary threshold at which significant financial interests require disclosure, generally from $10,000 to $5,000.
One new law this year raised the monetary threshold for prosecuting property crimes to $500 from $250, to try to keep the flow of new inmates down.
The district attorney's office said it had so far identified more than $1,000 -- the monetary threshold for a felony -- that Mr. Hollander made in illegal campaign contributions using bureau funds.
For example, mandating that all new suppliers, above a certain monetary threshold, require procurement sign-off is an easily understood notion.
Meanwhile, North Carolina is the only state in the nation that requires physician offices to gain a CON for providing diagnostic services over a monetary threshold of $500,000.
If "Iron Man 3" crosses $1 billion, it will put Downey on the short list of lead actors with multiple films over that monetary threshold, alongside Christian Bale and Johnny Depp.
For example, Edwards reported that the nonprofits' leadership -- composed of an equal number of top utility managers and labor union representatives -- has agreed to start seeking competitive bids for purchases "above a certain monetary threshold".
Therefore both a landing and monetary threshold have been used in the sharing formula.
