Examples of using The threshold of in English and their translations into Swedish
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                        Medicine
                    
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After lengthy discussions in the  committee, we agreed on the threshold of 50 employees.
Faith can only bring you to the threshold of experience.
a courier appeared at the threshold of the  Argonauts Agency.
You're standing on the threshold of success.
We have now reached the threshold of civilization.
And I crossed the threshold of the  store.
And as first consequence we need to increase the threshold of our flight controller sensor.
She's on the threshold of life.
However, everything changes the  minute you cross the threshold of the  hall.
Their cellular activity is below the threshold of your sensors.
I therefore believe that the threshold of the  Community's financial involvement must be raised from 50% of the  real cost of  programmes to 60.
Also the threshold of 50 GWh in the  definition of“Small distributors
It refers to the threshold of visa rejections, which forms the  basis for continuing to keep countries outside visa waiver.
The threshold of 0,17 EUR/unit corresponds to the  weighted average unrelated importers/Community producers' resale/selling price of  3,5" microdisks in the  Community market during the  IP.
The threshold of 0.6% of  Gross National Income was not exceeded,
The threshold of 100.000 euro would apply on the  date of  entry into force of the  present Directive.
The threshold of four years' imprisonment was chosen because it broadly corresponds to the  criterion used to identify a serious offence.
Crossing the threshold of what is permitted,