Sentence examples for minimum turnover criterion from inspiring English sources

States that have stringent external quality testing protocols can afford to keep the minimum turnover criterion low.

Kerala too has similar quality testing protocols but has a higher minimum turnover criterion (set at US$2.1 million/INR 10 crores) to enforce faith in the public system.

For instance, Tamil Nadu has empanelled laboratories to which every sample from each batch is sent for quality testing before distributing to user institutions and the minimum turnover criterion is set at US$0.7 million (INR 3 crores).

Odisha and Maharashtra do not have any quality testing protocols in place, apart from the supplier's internal quality certificate, and have therefore set the minimum turnover criterion at INR 10 crores, assuming that higher volumes are more likely to be generated by suppliers with high quality products.

Meanwhile, the government reduced the minimum turnover for qualifying as a "premier" trading house from Rs100bn (US$1.9bn) to Rs75bn.

In addition to this, some tenders stipulated minimum turnover sizes for contractors that barred smaller charities from even bidding.

Luxottica said there were "irreconcilable differences" with Armani, which included the future design of glasses, distribution and guaranteed minimum turnover.

The research, which took place in February and March this year, included interviews with over 300 UK based charities with a minimum turnover of £3m.

By contrast, one local authority effectively pushed smaller local providers out of tenders by ruling out partnership bids and requiring a minimum turnover.

Billing is solely transaction based – there is no minimum turnover or fixed fee.

Table  10 shows the thirty-two intracellular metabolites with the largest minimum turnover rates.