Sentence examples for has set a threshold from inspiring English sources

The Bank has to reduce the cover to bring the UK into line with the rest of the EU, which has set a threshold of saver protection at €100,000 That measure was introduced after the 2008 banking crisis to prevent savers moving their money across borders to chase the highest level of protection.

The American Conference of Governmental Industrial Hygienists (ACGIH) has set a threshold limit value of 0.01 mg m−3 for soluble silver and 0.1 mg m−3 for insoluble silver.

EU had set a threshold of 55% of voters and a minimal turnout of 50% to validate the referendum.

The majority of Scots that took part in the vote backed home rule - but the Labour government had set a threshold of 40% of the total electorate for the result to stand.

The data custodian has set a risk threshold, τ, and k =⌈1/ τ⌉ represents the minimum equivalence class size needed to ensure that the risk is equal to or greater than τ.

To make comparisons across countries, the World Bank has set a common poverty threshold of USD1.25 per day which equals to USD37.5 per capita per month [ 29].

Japanese law has set an annual radiation exposure safety threshold of 50 millisieverts for nuclear plant workers during normal operations.

With respect to the relative abundance of H2AX in the immunoprecipitate mixture, which was found to be equal at 1 : 1 : 1, we have set a quantitative threshold to distinguish those IR-inducible/induced H2AX-interacting partners from non-specific background.

The lawyers also said that the Supreme Court had set a higher competency threshold for someone to represent himself than for simply standing trial represented by a lawyer.

Although this threshold is frequently cited in health economic evaluations, very few countries or healthcare authorities have set an explicit threshold [ 42].

That would not quite hit the 5percentt level that the People's Bank of China, the central bank, has set as its threshold for taking action.