Sentence examples for approval thresholds from inspiring English sources

"It is below the approval thresholds that would have to go to my father as chairman and chief executive of the global companies".

He said the level of the payments were "below the approval thresholds that would have to go to my father as chairman and chief executive of a global company".

The 75% approval threshold must be met by votes from non-Fox shareholders.

Why, it was such a piffling sum (less than a million pounds) that it was "below the approval threshold".

But Mr. Davis points to the effort to lower the approval threshold for local school bonds as an example of a structural change he is fighting for.

As proposed, the vote on the remuneration policy will require an ordinary resolution (50% of votes cast approval threshold) to pass.

But on Tuesday, voters will be asked to support Proposition 26, which would reduce the approval threshold to pass school bond measures to a simple majority of the vote from two-thirds.

He has staked his prestige on a ballot initiative to lower the approval threshold for local school bonds to 55percentt, and though polls show the measure drawing majority support, Democrats fear that the measure might fail if Democratic turnout is low.

The eight-page document proposes that any referendum would be run in a way similar to 2014, using the same yes/no question: "Should Scotland be an independent country?" It also suggests that the vote would similarly not be subject to any minimum turnout requirement or an approval threshold.

To overcome those challenges, the report recommends that policy makers expand and capitalize on existing transit revenue schemes; explore measures to lower the voter approval threshold for transit-related taxes, assessments and bonds from two-thirds to 55percentt; and promote land use policies to spark greater use of neighborhood transit services.

But in New York (and a few other major cities) the approval threshold is so high that people aren't able to get the apartment they want, even if they can actually afford it.