He said, however, that the agency still had a high bar to prove it could be a tough enforcer.
Once he saw that he could prepare for the show and attend all the meetings and practice sessions the Giants will have that week, he agreed — knowing full well that he had a high bar to live up to, even within his own family.
Political scientists generally agree that there is a relationship between the ideological views of a Congressman and the share of the vote he tends to get in subsequent elections, with more extreme and partisan members having a higher bar to clear.
MG: We have certainly learned lessons in specific sectors and have a higher bar for companies in emerging economies as currency fluctuations could materially impact returns.
As a 47-year-old, first-term senator (who happens to be the nation's first ever African-American presidential nominee) Obama has a higher bar to surpass than Reagan.
Of course, the additions also follow a massive shake-up to YouTube's partner program which now has a higher bar for entry – instead of 10,000 total views, channels need 1,000 subscribers and 4,000 hours of watch time over the past 12 months.
Given its high profile in the news after the crash, Asiana would have a higher bar than a private citizen would to prove defamation, Pepperdine law professor Barry McDonald said.
To me, what the above findings suggest is that some people may be drawn to sex with animals because they're sensation seekers they just have a higher bar or threshold for sexual excitement, meaning they need a more intense stimulus to get off.
At the symposium, Steven Nissen (Cleveland Clinic, Cleveland, OH) addressed the question of whether diabetes drugs should have a higher bar for CV safety than other drugs.
But as others have mentioned, would-be interlopers have a high bar to hurdle.
