Thresholds definition
Thresholds means the thresholds for public advertisement of goods, works and services contracts as provided for in the UK Regulations and advised by the Government
Thresholds means each of the Tier 1 Threshold, the Tier 2 Threshold, and the Tier 3 Threshold.
Thresholds means the target level of overall performance, or maximum acceptable variance for indicators approved and published by the board.
Examples of Thresholds in a sentence
Thresholds may be changed by the Company for new premiums, transfers or withdrawals by Restricted Fund upon 30 day notice.
CPI Threshold(s) shall be as shown in Paragraph 5 below, based on the formula in Paragraph 6 below.
Thresholds are based on State Statute, the County Purchasing Act and City Code.
Thresholds to “Slow Catch”, “Initiate Trading” and “Cease Fishing” will be incorporated into the Sector quota monitoring system.
Where practicable the Service Provider shall provide the Client with reasonable notice of such Emergency Maintenance and will notify the Client of any Planned Maintenance that requires operation outside the Failure Thresholds.
More Definitions of Thresholds
Thresholds means each of the First Threshold, Second Threshold and Third Threshold.
Thresholds means any thresholds for use of any Access Product set out in a Statement of Work.
Thresholds shall have the meaning set forth in Section 11(d)(ii) hereof.
Thresholds means any thresholds for use of any Access Product set out in a Statement of Work; Transfer Regulations means the Transfer of Undertakings (Protection of Employment) Regulations 2006 and any successor legislation;
Thresholds shall have the meaning set forth in the definition of “Exempt Person.”
Thresholds. ' means the amounts listed in Schedule 9 and determined in accordance with regulation 12;
Thresholds means the financial thresholds fixed in this Act above or below which certain procurement procedures may be applied;