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The report noted that MDEQ officials were aware in March 2015 that Flint's lead water levels were already above enforcement action thresholds set by the EPA.

While RBS and Standard Chartered both passed the overall thresholds set by the Bank, they did not meet the policymakers' judgment-based assessment of their capital strength.

The sides have been sparring since, with the union raising concerns about the thresholds set by WADA for positive tests.

Insurers now have to hew to the thresholds set by the law — they cannot offer, say, a 65-percent actuarial value plan.

"PCB and dioxin levels in Scottish salmon are significantly lower than the thresholds set by international watchdogs such as the EU, the FSA, or even the US FDA", says trade body Scottish Quality Salmon.

Now most Broadway producers solicit money from "accredited investors," who meet wealth thresholds set by the United States Securities and Exchange Commission that, in essence, mean they can afford to lose money in shows.

Card holders also receive a dividendlike "performance bonus" when a baseball player performs above a statistical threshold set by Topps.

The downgrade put the notes well below the quality threshold set by fund regulators.

The total number of shares is yet to be determined but Core will not exceed a 30% threshold set by Australian authorities.

The filibuster has a kind of built-in defense mechanism: the two-thirds threshold set by Rule XXII for any changes made to the filibuster itself.

But the official said that nothing Mr. Holmes disclosed to Dr. Fenton rose to the threshold set by Colorado law to hospitalize someone involuntarily.