The phrase "a level of dignity" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the degree or standard of dignity that someone possesses or should possess in a particular context.
Example: "In our society, it is essential to treat everyone with a level of dignity, regardless of their background."
Alternatives: "a degree of dignity" or "a standard of dignity".
Angeliki Fanaki, who is coordinating the relief programme, said every effort was being made to ensure refugees were received with a level of dignity they may not have experienced so far.
Its apparent mildness, rooted in the rule of law and a requirement to treat even the most horrific criminal with a level of dignity, crushed the aims of the killer more firmly than any number of wilder responses.
He declared that Zimbabweans were "generally peaceably disposed people . . . with a givenness to resolving our differences ourselves, and with a level of dignity, discipline, and restraint so rare to many other nations".
Peter Cushing and Christopher Lee were great actors; Cushing had been part of Laurence Olivier's company in the 1940s, and Lee similarly brought a level of dignity to the proceedings that raised them to the realms of the mythological.
"It would have been far too kitsch if I'd been left in charge," says Perry. "Originally it was much more Hobbity, like something from Game of Thrones, but FAT talked me down and brought a level of dignity to the project.
"The most important thing we expect from elected — an elected official is a level of dignity and character that we can point to our kids and our grandkids and say, 'Hey, someday I hope you grow up and you're someone like that person,' " he told Larry Kudlow on MSNBC.
When disability or incapacity is determined justly, paternalism allows able members of society to provide the less able with a quality of life, a level of human dignity, and relief from suffering that they cannot provide for themselves.
Before eighty thousand people in a packed football stadium, and thirty-eight million more on TV (beating the Academy Awards, the Olympics opening ceremonies, and even the final night of "American Idol"), the ordinariness of their voices and the unremarkable details of their lives rose to a level of high dignity.
But maintaining a minimal level of dignity is a starting point, not a triumph.
The Sheffield dignity question was also a significant explanatory variable, where a lower level of dignity as self-reported by this question was linked to a lower utility score.
