Sentence examples for raised threshold for from inspiring English sources

In the UK this has resulted in a raised threshold for admission for suicide risk, and these higher-risk patients have to be managed in the community.

First Osborne's budget, which cut tax for higher earners and raised thresholds for those on low incomes, was cackhandedly presented and seemed wide open to charges of unfairness.

They could have shown raised thresholds for the F1-only condition and CMP effects similar to those of adults, leading to equally elevated thresholds in both conditions.

Responding to Burnham's point about raising thresholds for the use of powers in the bill, May pointed to the addition of judicial authorization as the independent check and balance the government is baking in to combat any such misuse.

In the Lords, Lord Ashley succeeded with an amendment that raised the threshold for entitlement for incapacity benefit.

Budget cuts in many jurisdictions have raised the threshold for jury trials because they are more expensive.

He raised the threshold for political parties to get into Parliament, guaranteeing a small and docile spectrum of public politicians.

But the day was easier than I had worried it would be, maybe because living with an infant had raised my threshold for frustration.

Newer rules raised the threshold for halting trading when there were declines of 10percentt or more in the Dow Jones industrial average.

No-bama!" The Upshot: It would appear, based on several calculations, that the committee's decision today raised the threshold for achieving the nomination to 2,118 from 2,026.

To keep the opposition out of parliament, the Kremlin raised the threshold for seats to 7%, and banned small parties from forming coalitions to meet this requirement.