Sentences with phrase «high threshold for»

That's a high threshold for your writer to meet — so how can you ensure that they rise to the challenge?

We set a high threshold for our test: Innocent until proven guilty, beyond a reasonable doubt.

The court sets a high threshold for what qualifies for a change to alimony or spousal support.

Legal decisions have set a high threshold for establishing undue hardship.

There is a high threshold for challenges under section 68 (Bandwidth Shipping Corp v Intaari [2008] 1 All ER 1015; Gujarat NRE Coke Ltd and Shri Anrun Kumar Jagatramaka v Coeclerici Asia Pte Ltd [2013] EWHC 1987 (Comm)-RRB-.

It applied a high threshold for striking the claim, holding that it had to be shown, assuming the facts alleged by the First Nations to be true, that it was plain and obvious that the claim disclosed no reasonable cause of action.

The plaintiff in Garacci may have dodged a bullet, but the decision sets a high threshold for the standard a litigant must meet to convince the court the information is not relevant.

If you die in 2013 with assets in excess of $ 1 million — not a high threshold for someone with equity in a small business and a home — your business could die with you.

Thirdly, as has been identified by the Director of the SFO, 24 the high threshold for corporate criminal liability under English law reduces the incentive for corporates to enter into a DPA at all.

The motion judge had also applied an unjustly - high threshold for establishing the wife's unequal division claim, and had deprived her of notice that it might be struck out permanently.

However, in the American market, as one of the most important markets in the game industry, remains a high threshold for Chinese game enterprises.

This dog also has a high threshold for pain, making it perfect for rambunctious children who are learning how to properly treat dogs.

Even though your cat may not be showing it, cats have a very high threshold for pain, and we can guarantee that they are feeling some degree of pain and discomfort.

This means the SUV will likely have a high threshold for performance, given the sport sedan bones under the SUV skin.

And Jim and the other supporters had approved fall backs from our initial proposal, essentially isolating Chicago and calling for binding arbitration or or a fact - finding process that wasn't binding but would have a high threshold for unions to approve.

Another fight against King Xerxes» (Rodrigo Santoro) personal guards, nicknamed the Immortals, and a giant with a high threshold for pain is striking.

In conclusion, the findings support current treatment guidelines on having a high threshold for antipsychotic initiation among persons with AD.

Despite the long gap since then, mean concentration of the chemicals in the blubber of some populations of Europe's killer whales exceeds — often by a lot — a high threshold for health damage.

«As the law stands now, if someone is mentally ill and dangerous to self or others they can be civilly committed, but that's a fairly high threshold for civil commitment.

The owner explained to me that the traditional Indonesian recipes are toned down for the Dutch, who don't have as high a threshold for hot spices.

His tests employ a higher threshold for hypertension and don't require participants to fast for 12 hours before taking a glucose test (which is seen as important when testing one individual but is impractical in doing a companywide screen).

Also, the higher thresholds for the Alternative Minimum Tax («AMT») mean that many taxpayers who had to add back deductions for state and local taxes to determine their tax due may not have to pay the AMT, but the new law «caps» those deductions so the end result may be a small change for those taxpayers.

We have a higher threshold for accessibility than other index providers because of the size and diversity of our emerging markets investor base.

I should set a higher threshold for «persecution».

His source points out that «the World Anti-Doping Agency has a higher threshold for a positive test than the NFL currently does.»

A higher threshold for 40p taxpayers is more desirable.

The agreement also includes several tax changes, including a new property tax rebate for homeowners outside of New York City and a higher threshold for when estate taxes are owed.

That's well below the 40 ˚C or higher threshold for the long version of TRPV1.

Not very good for them in either their «trendless red noise» findings nor their finding of the much higher threshold for statistical significance in the RE measure.

The agreement also includes several tax changes, including a new property tax rebate for homeowners outside of New York City and a higher threshold for when estate taxes are owed.

In Illinois, the State Board of Education voted last week to approve a higher threshold for proficiency on the state's Partnership for Assessment of Readiness for College and Careers exams.

If results from the new K - 12 assessment systems are to be used for comparable high - stakes decisions regarding individuals, such as the awarding of high school diplomas, similarly high thresholds for psychometric quality must be met (p. 17).

«Well, if you have a higher threshold for power, speed, and performance than the average Joe, there will always be a little wiggle room.

Also optional is the Competition package (late availability) that delivers 48 additional horses for the V8 engine; lightweight alloy wheels; revised tuning for the suspension, steering and rear differential; retuned stability control that provides a higher threshold for intervention in the M Dynamic mode; and a black chrome finish for the tailpipes.

«A higher deductible is a signal to the insurance company that the homeowner is less likely to file claims because they are agreeing to a higher threshold for doing so,» says David Reiss, law professor and research director at Brooklyn Law School's Center for Urban Business Entrepreneurship.

Some lenders charge points up front or have higher interest rates, while others have a higher threshold for risk and can charge less.

Folks like Dyson who have thought a lot about nuclear weapons have a much higher threshold for things they call «catastrophic.»

s They are going after Wei - Chyung because he's U.S. and there is a higher threshold for establishing libel.

Not very good for them in either their «trendless red noise» findings nor their finding of the much higher threshold for statistical significance in the RE measure.

For this reason, as well as the fact that these inconsistencies seemed to have created a higher threshold for family status discrimination, the HRTO advocated for one all - encompassing test for any type of discrimination, where the applicant must establish that he or she (1) is a member of a protected group; (2) has experienced adverse treatment; and that, (3) the discrimination was a factor in the adverse treatment.

The directive, announced by the U.S. Department of Justice in the fall of 2015, set out a higher threshold for credit for co-operation in cases of alleged corporate wrongdoing.

There is a higher threshold for negligence for commercial truck drivers and trucking industry operators.

Not only do PIPEDA and similar data protection laws around the globe require consent prior to the collection, use, or disclosure of most personal information, we suggest that PIPEDA sets a higher threshold for obtaining consent than would be afforded by way of private ordering.

Despite the uncertainty however, it does seem clear that the earlier lines of cases requiring a higher threshold for family status claims have been rejected.

In A v Hoare the Law Lords noted that they were tightening the test for date of knowledge, which was to be a higher threshold for the claimant.

Similarly ACE information relied on maternal reports and we used relatively high thresholds for the standardized scales assessing child abusive behavior, both of which could have underestimated ACEs.

The amendments established a higher threshold for the registration test and required that the Registrar be satisfied that certain procedures had been undertaken by the claimants, and that they had fulfilled certain merits.

Avoidant individuals, such as your ex-girlfriend, tend to weather loss better than other attachment types (e.g., anxious individuals who want to be close but always question how much their partner really loves them), as they have a higher threshold for insecurity.

Many find it difficult to access support due to the high thresholds for specialist services and often long waiting times.

Not exact matches

The dilemma for Fidelity and Hartford, says Drew Nordlicht, partner and managing director of Hightower Advisors in San Diego, is whether to make subsequent investments at their own price threshold, or to use Blackrock's 20 percent higher valuation, which means a dilution of their own shares.