Sentence examples for a level intended from inspiring English sources

They will have interest rates below current market levels for the first three years, and then the interest rate will rise to a level intended to compensate for missing three years of interest.

The union's minimum rates (£379 per week for regional repertory; £497 per week for a West End play in a 799 seat theatre; £607 in an 1,100 plus theatre) are set at a level intended to see them through the lean times of silent phones and failed auditions, but it can still be challenging to make ends meet.

Recognizing the need to address the impact of all this student debt, President Obama signed Income-Based Repayment (IBR) into law in 2010 -- a plan that caps required monthly payments on the major types of federal student loans at a level intended to be affordable based on income and family size.

The assessment of agro-environmental practices at a landscape level, intended as a natural level of organisation (such as valleys or watersheds) and larger than the plot level, is necessary, in order to enhance the effectiveness of future agricultural policies.

Similarly, the fast food industry case illustrates how a decision at one level intended to improve conditions (e.g. the choice of a more effective enzymatic cleaner) may have unintended negative impact on control loops at lower levels due to the choice of hot water by staff who are also intending to get maximal cleaning effectiveness.

The pavement rehabilitation is a measure of the maintenance level intended to eliminate all damages of the pavements incurred in time and under the influence of traffic and climate, as well as to adjust the bearing capacity of the pavement on the increasing traffic load.

There are also programs at the federal level intended to promote a positive image of entrepreneurship.

Alexander I's School Statute (1804) provided for a four-tier system of schools from the primary to the university level, intended to be open to persons of all classes.

But what most concerns Mr. Albee in bringing his friend back to life is the issue of what allows an artist — unavoidably an outsider — to persevere until she becomes what she always, on some level, intended to be.

The same competition was promoted at the regional level, intended for students and lecturers, creating favourable conditions for the development of business ideas, knowledge and technology transfer and firm creation.

Predisposing variables encompassed socio-demographic and belief factors, consisting of age, ethnicity, marital status, occupation, educational level, intended place of delivery, and religion.