The phrase "a statutory level" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific level or standard that is established by law or regulation.
Example: "The company must comply with a statutory level of safety standards to ensure the well-being of its employees."
Alternatives: "a legal standard" or "a regulatory threshold".
This pass-or-fail test is of little diagnostic value when a vehicle exceeds the statutory level.
Those proposals came as a new housing survey indicated that the city's vacancy rate dropped to 3.19percentt from 4.01percentt over the last three years -- with 5percentthehe statutory level required for declaring a housing emergency and extending rent regulation.
Unless your employer offers an enhanced package, pay will be at the statutory level.
Unless an employer is more generous, pay will be at the statutory level for 39 of the 52 weeks based on the salary of the parent on leave.
Only three industries -- electronics and electronic equipment, retail and wholesale trade, and health care -- paid an effective tax rate equal or greater to Obama's proposed statutory level of 28percentt over that full three-year period.
"There was a huge anxiety from disabled people about the abolition of the UK ILF, and a real relief that they would still have a consistent resource to support independent living, rather than just depending on the statutory level of care from local authorities," he says.
These different corporate governance mechanisms can, and should, be experimented with at both the individual company level and at the statutory level.
Abdul Wahab was a noble man, I was told by Yad Vashem, but his actions did not rise to the statutory level required to merit the "righteous" designation — that is, he didn't "risk his life" to save Jewish lives.
Even with its five nanogram standard, the law has some flexibility, letting defendants present evidence that they were not too impaired to drive even when their THC levels exceeded the statutory level.
AS PUBLIC ire has grown over the aggressive tax planning that allows many multinationals, from Starbucks to Google, to pay rates of income tax far below the statutory level, pressure has grown on policymakers to move beyond rhetoric.
