Sentence examples for statutory threshold for from inspiring English sources

"These proposals could also have unintended consequences by creating more division and encouraging trade unions to plan for more localised industrial action to maximise support and make it more likely that the proposed statutory threshold for membership turnout will be met".

The first is where social workers don't believe the statutory threshold for significant harm has yet been met (that would mean they could seek a care order), but where they think it would benefit the children to be out of the family home while parents try to make changes.

In March 2010, Green says, the FSA decided that the statutory threshold test for investigating former HBOS chief executive Andy Hornby had been met, but the FSA nevertheless decided not to investigate him.

Recall is, and should be, for dealing with a politician whose actions have angered enough constituents to make it possible to meet whatever the constitutional or statutory threshold may be to force a recall election.

The commission recommends that there should be a statutory threshold on imprisonment, with the aim of halving the number of children and young people serving sentences.

Particular attention must be paid in compliance with legal and local regulations and statutory thresholds where applicable.

Forty percent of zero-hours workers earn less than £111 a week, the qualifying threshold for statutory sick pay, compared with 8.5% of permanent employees.

Availability of social support is something that clinicians should assess when conducting early signs interventions, perhaps focussing on lowering the threshold for contacting statutory or other services for those without a natural confiding relationship.

An exception is new (2013) statutory guidance which provides a description of direct intervention by GPs for some children below the threshold for children's social care intervention.

The threshold for obesity is 30.

What is our national threshold for shame?