Sentence examples for raised that threshold from inspiring English sources

WALL STREET JOURNAL   Small Banks Get Shareholder Leeway  |  Small banks once had to register with the Securities and Exchange Commission if they had more than 500 shareholders, but the JOBS Act has raised that threshold to 2,000, The Wall Street Journal reports.

The new bill raised that threshold to $250 billion.

Concern has been raised that this disordered threshold impacts on the accuracy of results [ 15, 29].

The party's deputy leader, Simon Hughes, said: "We specifically won our battle to get the tax threshold raised, that was in our manifesto last time and out of all the policies that was our biggest commitment".

They agreed last Sunday to raise that threshold to $100 million.

This month the acting director of the Federal Housing Finance Agency, Edward J. DeMarco, told lawmakers his agency was considering raising that threshold.

In fact, if you're willing to share more details about your business with Square upfront, they'll raise that threshold from the start.

Each year, Congress has enacted temporary legislation raising that threshold for a year to prevent the A.M.T. from socking middle-class families.

The agency offers free e-filing for individuals with adjusted gross income of $57,000 and less; it should raise that threshold.

Under current law, workers earning $8,000 or less are guaranteed overtime; the administration would raise that threshold to $22,100, a move White House officials say would make 1.3 million more low-wage workers eligible for overtime.

In negotiations with Mr. Boehner he had tentatively agreed to raise that threshold to $400,000, and Congressional Democrats on Friday said they would go as high as $500,000 if it would seal a deal with Republicans.