Sentence examples for threshold envisaged from inspiring English sources

Furthermore, the hard threshold envisaged at the moment will mean that a person with children earning £44,000 will take home significantly less money if he gets a modest pay rise.

In the original consultation, the government envisaged retaining a threshold measure ranking schools by the percentage of pupils getting a C grade or better in English and maths.

The study by Draper et al (2005) based on residence at birth and covering more than three decades (1962 1995) revealed associations with longer distances from power lines than previously envisaged, far above the threshold usually recognised as generating ELF-MF greater than background exposures, and with a positive trend with decreasing distance.

A fair share is a lower threshold of one's obligations than the obligations Singer originally envisaged, but more realistic.

In this case, a modification of the threshold value of FTB score used to extract TGAs could be envisaged to reduce the number of false positive CDSs.

A possible threshold between the age of 56 and 60 years can be envisaged, and after such age limit the values of intra-couple correlation levels are much more scattered.

The new deal abandoned the raid on savings envisaged a week earlier, which had made a mockery of the European deposit-guarantee threshold of €100,000 by levying a swingeing one-off tax on accounts with less than this amount, as well as imposing a steeper levy on uninsured deposits.

SNP calling for PV and Me was envisaged either separately (data sets PV_Sep and Me_Sep), or jointly followed by application of missing data thresholds to separate populations (data sets PV_Joint and Me_Joint).

This envisaged three steps.

It also envisaged representative assemblies.

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