In 1997, 1,610 schools did not meet this threshold.
Certain occupations do not have to meet this threshold.
When Mr. Senser asked his deputies to list all investigations that met this threshold, they came up with 31 cases.
(The candidate is still eligible for Congressional district delegates even if he does not meet this threshold).
Seemingly early on, Judge Sauls set a threshold and said that in effect that the plaintiffs could not prevail even if no evidence was put on until they met this threshold.
Children are classed as persistent absentees if they miss more than 15% of school time, and around 130,000 fewer youngsters now meet this threshold than in 2009-10, the DfE said.
Under a new system, there is now no limit on the numbers of students with two As and a B at A-level that universities can recruit, allowing them potentially to offer last-minute places to youngsters who do better than expected and meet this threshold.
The plus six respondents were considered to meet this threshold requirement in case that dropout may appear (Guteta and Abegaz 2015a).
And, in Turkey, profitability is key three consecutive money-making years are a prerequisite for listing on the Istanbul Stock Exchange, a requirement laughably at odds with public Internet companies in the U.S. and Europe, few of which ever could have met this threshold.
Andrea Mitchell says a "prominent Republican" told her that Obama did meet this threshold.
