The method allows vineyards to pick a specific wine quality, a production rate and bottle selling price based on their desired profitability and tolerable level of associated risk.
Getting such projects done justified some tolerable level of public debt, proponents argued, just as a family might consider a steep mortgage on a home in a high-quality school district to be an investment in the children's success.
However, White House officials disagreed about what constituted a tolerable level of deficit spending in the long term.
The question, then, is who decides what constitutes a "tolerable" level of repression in the absence of a democratic system?
The highest tolerable level of the measurement system variability (σm) is firstly assessed by means of PTR∗ in the quarter of plane (Tol, σm).
Re "A Blasphemy Spreads: Debts Are O.K". (Arts & Ideas pages, Jan . 19: While there is controversy about the tolerable level of debt, the reason for debt makes a difference.
That is because the tolerable level of a pollutant is gradually lowered, and lowered again, until the air — or water, or whatever it is — is clear.
Mr. Howard and the Liberal Party have a successful economic record to run on, with low inflation, modest growth and a tolerable level of unemployment.
More realistically, it may be set in terms of a policy standard or a supposedly tolerable level of risk.
Realising that no risk is really ever appropriate, the ICMSF (2002) has suggested to use the term "tolerable level of risk" (TLR).
Data quality objectives (DQOs) are qualitative and quantitative statements that clarify study objectives, define appropriate types of data, and specify tolerable levels of potential decision errors that are used as the basis for establishing the quality and quantity of data needed to support decisions.
