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Mr. Ridge said threat levels would be set on the basis of information suggesting new attacks.

These days the City is the world's biggest centre of international finance.In future, LIBOR and its equivalents like EURIBOR should be set on the basis of actual, not estimated, borrowing costs.

β = k B T and the constant C 0 can be set on the basis of experiment.

Congress incorporated "money isn't everything" into the Clean Air Act decades ago with the requirement that anti-pollution standards only be set on the basis of health concerns.

An ideal PEEP level in each patient should be set on the basis of individualized and physiologically based measurements.

Such explicit choice may be better than just letting priorities be set on the basis of hidden criteria, resulting in unknown variation from program to program and from district to district.

Most of the focus has been on the 4pm fix which is set on the basis of a 60-second trading period each side of the hour.

"We think this statement is most relevant for Lloyds TSB and HBOS where terms were set on the basis the proposed merger went ahead.

Branch targets for both service and meeting customer needs are set on the basis of the local market and resource levels in that particular location".

This year's target, Mr Li said, was set "on the basis of careful comparison and repeatedly weighing various factors as well as considering what is needed and what is possible".

The target capacity for the model was set on the basis of grid generation capacity.