Sentence examples for minimum income threshold from inspiring English sources

The definition of minimum income threshold assumes a single person of working age needs an income of £16,284.

"The minimum income threshold to sponsor family migrants is delivering these objectives and this judgment recognises the important public interest it serves," he said.

"The level of the minimum income threshold reflects the income at which a British family generally ceases to be able to access income-related benefits.

When the spousal visa proposal came before the home affairs cabinet committee, she reveals that Tory members strongly argued for the minimum income threshold to be £40,000.

The visa applications of 3,641 families have been on hold since 5 July last year while the appeal court ruled on the legality of a new Home Office minimum income threshold of £18,600 for sponsoring a foreign spouse.

The judge said it was not up to the court to impose its own view on what the minimum income threshold should be, unless it was irrational, unjust or unfair.

Other counties make public defense completely unaffordable, the report notes, even for those at the bottom of the income bracket, by setting "drastically low minimum income thresholds".

Some counties also set "drastically low minimum income thresholds" that make it impossible for most low-income people to get a government-funded counsel, the report contends.

How much will be taken from their benefits, which are already substantially below the minimum income standard threshold and the 60% of median income poverty threshold?

What proportion are earning less than the minimum income tax threshold?

The report confirms that those supported are among the most vulnerable individuals in society; around 64% of clients said they had a household income below the Joseph Rowntree Foundation minimum income standard threshold of £16,284.