Sentence examples for national threshold from inspiring English sources
What is our national threshold for shame?
The 10% national threshold needed to win seats in parliament will be halved.
The Initiative plans to meet the national threshold by August, the deadline for next September's parliamentary election.
If you're a registered third-party campaigner working with these groups, you won't need to report at all, unless you spend more than the national threshold.
At the same time, however, the introduction of a national threshold implies the use of a national assessment tool or framework.
The government is currently consulting on changes to social care that are likely to see a uniform national threshold of care set at "substantial" needs by 2015.
Yet the national poverty threshold remains the basis for calculating most aid here.
The Care Act will set a new national minimum threshold that all councils must provide care at.
Half of South Sudan's population – about 6 million people – live below the national poverty threshold of about £10 per month.
Next step could be to raise the employees' national insurance threshold (currently £8,000) to the same level "as resources allow".
A national eligibility threshold for local authority services has been introduced, replacing the despised "postcode lottery" under which entitlement to help could vary markedly from council to council.
