Other hurdles: Condo associations are required to set aside 10 percent of their budgets for maintenance and "reserves"; and new developments are ineligible for Fannie-backed financing unless 70 percent of their units have sold or are under contract (the threshold used to be 51 percent).
It is shown that it is usually appropriate to have threshold contracts, i.e., contracts where a partner only shares in profits if sales exceed a value determined by risk tolerance and target return.
Walter Cruickshank, a senior official in both the Clinton and Bush administrations, told lawmakers last month that officials writing the lease contracts thought the price thresholds were spelled out in the new regulations, which were completed in 1998.
In the 2006/7 revision to the GMS contract several of the maximum thresholds have been increased to 90%, though lower maximum thresholds still persist for several clinical indicators [ 11].
CAP ACCOUNTING: The salary cap floor must be satisfied without performance bonuses.The salaries of minor league players on N.H.L. contracts (above a threshold of $105,000) would be counted against a club's cap.
Here, we define mature microsatellites as pure tandem repeats, longer than the microsatellite threshold, that are not expected to contract to lengths at or below the threshold in a single mutational event.
Because the Rockets are well below the luxury-tax threshold, Lin's contract will cost them only its face value.
Therefore, dinucleotides of 10 units are not expected to contract to lengths below the threshold.
A July 2012 internal audit conducted by consultants Protiviti of records on Christmas Island found that overall, IHMS was not meeting the performance threshold outlined under its contract with the immigration department.
There are other significant changes to the original contract, including one to raise the threshold at which project cost payments must be approved by the government from $50m to $100m£61m1m) – something that Platform believes could open the door to abuse.
