Sentence examples for higher thresholds for from inspiring English sources

These cuts are hitting many people with higher charges and higher thresholds for help.

And though many states have set higher thresholds for children, typically at more than 200percentt of poverty, many parents of these children do not have coverage.

One of the threats on the horizon comes from Tory MPs campaigning for tougher trade union laws and in particular higher thresholds for strike ballots.

Three bills were introduced in the State Legislature this month aiming to establish higher thresholds for recalls.

"We think it is misguided to be giving away money on increases in higher thresholds for the personal allowance and 40p rate, which we estimate will cost around £2bn," said the Resolution Foundation chief economist, Matthew Whittaker.

The Senate proposal would impose a 40 percent excise tax on the cost of individual insurance policies above $8,500 and on family policies above $23,000, with higher thresholds for retirees and employees in high-risk fields like police officers.

In response, the Department of Homeland Security revised the index in September, creating a higher threshold for orange.

They said that district attorneys, for example, might have a higher threshold for determining who is nonviolent.

There may well be a strong case for more scrutiny in investigative and reported packages, and a higher threshold for prestige studio slots.

Clegg responded that the new system, "a kind of graduate tax", allowed students to avoid paying fees upfront with a higher threshold for repayments.

This 33% element is not enough to produce the high level of proportionality achieved in Scottish elections and it sets a higher threshold for the election of smaller parties.