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Once a police department reaches a threshold of drug arrests, the agency becomes eligible for yet more federal funding as a region with high illicit drug activity.

It remains to be seen where the department will set its threshold.

Internal estimates within Vince Cable's business department put the default threshold at 47%, rather than the 48.6% figure calculated by experts outside Whitehall.

The department imposes "a very high threshold" for granting someone another bite of the judicial apple, said Sara Sun Beale, who teaches federal criminal law at Duke University.

Of the over three dozen park conservancy groups listed in a 2007 study by the Citizens Budget Commission as having expenditures high enough to meet the law's reporting thresholds, the parks department included only seven in its 2010 report.

The high local density of large general hospitals with very busy casualty departments and the high local threshold for admission are each factors which may influence local CRT practices.

The long-awaited overtime rule from the US labor department would more than double the threshold at which employers can avoid paying overtime, from $455 a week to $970 a week by 2016.

The classification denotes whether the patient would have been eligible for testing by genetics departments operating a 10% mutation detection threshold.

In other countries, the referral patterns, the threshold to attend the emergency department, and the threshold for imaging may differ.

The labor department expects that due to such adjustments the threshold will grow to more than $51,000 by January 2020.

Indicating that the threshold may be introduced in Whitehall departments under a Tory government, Cameron told a separate meeting organised by the grassroots charity London Citizens: "Boris has done a brilliant job by going for living wage and I think government departments should all consider that".