Internet facilitated the dissemination of such information and made it easy accessible but, at the same time, blurred the reliability threshold.

This marked the first time that donor countries, as a group, crossed the 4 per cent (of ODA to population activities) threshold.

Gaza has passed the unlivability threshold.

Yet the threshold is not there.

At the end of July, the widely watched indicator of European manufacturing activity crossed the threshold signaling expansion for only the second time in 23 months.

The new rules also lower the financial disclosure threshold levels considerably the threshold for assets and income from non United Nations sources is lowered from 25,000 to 10,000 and the threshold for gifts from 10,000 to 250.

At the same time, we are on the threshold of a new era when the Lisbon Treaty enters into force and provides fresh impetus for our external action.

He undermined the minimum of threshold in our country.

He crossed the majority threshold only because of a pact he made with former president Arnoldo Alemán, once Ortega s rival, who was in jail at the time for corruption.

India is at the threshold of an era of unprecedented growth.

It could do so by buying Italian and Spanish bonds in the secondary market with the pre announced intention of keeping their sovereign interest rates below a certain threshold for a certain time.

We are now on the threshold of another the age of green economics.

Given the importance of threshold effects, how can a system s resilience be maintained?

In 1905, her first collection of poems, named The Golden Threshold was published.

Malawi qualified for a full compact in 2007, while Mauritania became threshold eligible.

Jordan received a Threshold program aimed at democracy and trade totaling 25 million.

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

Then came he to the gate which looks toward the east, and went up its steps and he measured the threshold of the gate, one reed broad and the other threshold, one reed broad.

World steel production has been increasing since 1994, and since 2001 the rate of growth has accelerated. In 2004, production crossed the threshold of 1.0 billion tonnes for the first time ever (see figure 1).

On December 12, 2007, the MCC Board selected Malawi for a compact and Mauritania for a threshold agreement, as well as allowing Albania, Paraguay, and Zambia to submit a first ever second stage threshold agreement.

Similarly, a higher electoral threshold for winning seats should counter vote buying by candidates.

Very few countries in Africa have posted growth rates consistent with the MDG s threshold.

Nevertheless, we are now on the threshold of the functioning of the new structure.

In that report, the claims were reported as having met the threshold eligibility requirement.

About half of the Palestinian population, 18 million persons, lived below the poverty threshold.

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

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

But it is virtually certain that China will fall short of this threshold in 2009.

This requires only that countries achieve the threshold conditions of adequate financial and institutional development.

Even well disciplined Germany is expected to close in on the 90 threshold, at 88.5 .

Any party that received more than 75 of the threshold will have its deposit refunded.

As far as fissile material is concerned, stockpiles far exceed the threshold necessary for deterrence.

Yet the Arab peoples have finally experienced genuine empowerment, and have crossed the threshold of fear.

There was no given threshold below which debt was innocuous and above which it was dangerous.

Because the 90 threshold had become political fodder, its subsequent demolition also gained broader political meaning.

The threshold, as a fraction of the maximum luminosity value, needed to apply the difference amount.

During the reporting period, Timor Leste has made further advances towards the threshold of self sufficiency.

Where that threshold, by nature vague and variable, actually lay would be extremely difficult to determine.

Any candidate receiving more than one quarter of the threshold on personal preference votes (the 'preference threshold' or voorkeursdrempel , 0.1675 of the total number of valid votes), is considered elected in their own right, leapfrogging candidates higher on the list.

Then came he unto the gate which looketh toward the east, and went up the stairs thereof, and measured the threshold of the gate, which was one reed broad and the other threshold of the gate, which was one reed broad.

But we think that an over diagnosis rate of more than 50 crosses the clinical significance threshold.

BEIJING China s per capita income, at 3,800, has now surpassed the threshold for a middle income country.

Avoiding a massive withdrawal of foreign capital therefore implied taxing all deposits below the 100,000 ( 130,000) threshold.

Currently, the eurozone is on the threshold of a banking union, with a fiscal union to follow.

After all, crossing that two degree threshold implies condemning future generations to global warming s most devastating consequences.