Sentence examples for approved level from inspiring English sources

Employers would either provide a federally approved level of health benefits to their workers or pay a tax to help finance the national health plan.

Continuing awards that have received 90% or less of the approved level because of the continuing resolution "likely will not reach" the full commitment level in fiscal year 2013.

Also, a more detailed policy analysis is performed by separating the treatment group according to the respectively approved level in the LTCI program.

Malnutrition (based on BMI; 2005) is present in 37.5% of adult females in Tigray and anemia in ~30%, while dietary energy consumption is below the minimum FAO approved level for ~40% of the population [ 19, 51].

Furthermore, we eliminated 102,455 people (switchers) whose approved level was changed in the LTCI program within one year and people (non-users) who did not use LTCI services even though they received approval for their level by the local needs-assessment-committees in the LTCI programs.

16 For health and safety reasons, in Europe, the use of 3 μg g−1 calcitriol ointment is only approved for treatment of up to 35% of the body surface area in psoriasis patients with a maximum of 30 g per day being the approved level in the US.

Still others were paid to prescribe Neurontin in doses far exceeding the approved levels as part of a clinical trial that Warner-Lambert created to market the medicine, according to the court papers, which are new documents filed in the lawsuit by the whistle-blower.

Germany is still suffering from its absorption of East Germany, and has seen its debt as a percentage of GDP rise above approved levels for EMU integration.

Kraft said he still believed the "deflategate" report was not "fair," that there was "no hard evidence" to prove team personnel purposefully deflated footballs below approved levels and that the punishment was "way over the top," "unreasonable and unprecedented".

The announcement comes less than a week after the release of the Wells report, a 243-page document detailing why an independent law firm found it "more probable than not" that Patriots personnel deliberately deflated the team's footballs below approved levels to give Brady an advantage during its January 18 AFC Championship game against the Indianapolis Colts.

The LTCI dataset used in this study contains information regarding the approved levels, such as level 1, level 2, and level 3, and the type of LTCI service.