B. Action threshold

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I'm on the threshold of a successful career

In considering the low per capita income adjustment, the Committee recalled that, according to the current scale methodology, the threshold below which the adjustment was applied was the average per capita GNI of all the Member States.

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Sometimes, however, barriers to entry throughout the chain are too low to allow firms to upgrade.

Some members believed that the use of different thresholds or gradients for Member States as they approached the threshold could resolve the problem of discontinuity.

Some members considered that the threshold should also be based on debt adjusted income figures.

The various threshold levels applied would be determined by the Committee on Contributions.

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This threshold was compared with the debt adjusted per capita GNI of each Member State.

In the individual tutoring instruction, 98 percent of the students are going to be above that threshold.

Proposals for changing the present action threshold have been made.

When he gets married he wants to carry his bride over the threshold.

Proposals for changing the present action threshold could be also considered.

Proposals for changing the present action threshold could also be considered.

This effect could be offset by raising the threshold somewhat above average per capita GNI.

Correcting for variations in the cost of living across countries, the paper concludes that 10,750 of purchasing power in the year 1990 is the threshold for per capita income beyond which a country is high income, while 7,250 makes it upper middle income. (These thresholds may sound low, but the World Bank uses similar cutoffs.)

The confinement center without threshold quality certification would promote the quality.

With regard to the low per capita income adjustment, some members of the Committee considered that the threshold below which the adjustment was applied should be the average per capita debt adjusted GNI of all Member States, rather than Member States' average per capita GNI as in the current scale methodology.

So, there's a threshold level above which you go up in the long term, and below which you go down.

The halving of the mortality rate has brought it below the official emergency threshold.

Some delegations were opposed to the threshold of significant harm in draft principle 1.

In addition, continuing appointments should have a high threshold in terms of years of service.

They also pointed to the problem of equity for Member States whose increase was slightly less than whatever threshold was chosen and would not benefit from transitional relief.

In this connection, it was stated that the commentary did not make a convincing case for the retention of the threshold.

The objective is a nationwide structure of recognisable and low threshold reporting centres.

We stand on the threshold... of a new year, one of peace and prosperity.

The year end commitments below a threshold of 5,000 for operations and 1,000 for administration were not centralized in Geneva and not validated as the financial year's commitments, but were charged to the following year.

If the MER valuation index of the Member States reviewed exceeded predetermined threshold levels, the MERs in question could be replaced in such a way that the Member State MER valuation index would be brought back to the predetermined threshold level.

Her Government fully supported the Special Rapporteur's conclusions concerning a threshold of significant harm .

Her delegation believed that the draft should depart from precedent and lower the threshold to harm .

Conventional wisdom held that everything was safe up to a point, a threshold.

Just to benchmark that threshold, it's about the governance level of Portugal in the mid 1980s.

If Clint and Cupidon you're an ungrateful brat right when you're on the threshold of success if you don't weaken.

In addition, Kunshan, Lingang in Shanghai, as well as other cities or regions also issued relevant talent introduction policies, and lowered the threshold for buying residential property and settling locally for talents.

It was contended that such a threshold was unnecessary and was not in line with the provisions of several liability regimes.

As explained by the Secretariat, however, creating more thresholds would be likely to generate more discontinuities.

Should no candidate pass this threshold, a run off election is to be held 14 days later.

But you always kept a certain distance, as if on some threshold, the entryway to someplace too dark or unfamiliar.

In the meanwhile, the opinion solicitation draft has raised the thresholds for new energy vehicle companies, including raising the requirements on companies' design and development abilities, production capacities, as well as their ability to guarantee after sales services.

The 164 Customs Administrations, which make up the Membership of WCO, will be invited to accede to the Framework, a process that will involve them applying certain threshold standards.

This is particularly important since law enforcement is the first entry point for the victim into the criminal justice system and immediate confidence building is required.

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