Sentence examples for committed level from inspiring English sources

Each Institute and Center (IC) will use its own discretion to allocate the adjustment among its non-competing research grants (modular and non-modular) to ensure compliance with the 2percentt inflation allowance provided in its FY 2010 committed level.

Since the NIH was operating under a Continuing Resolution, a stopgap funding measure, by which, all continuing awards were funded only at 90% of the previously committed level.

But for the thousands of postdocs employed on NIH PI grants, prospects under the CR looked much less certain as NIH announced plans to fund grant renewals below their original amounts, "generally up to 80% of the previously committed level," according the NIH Web site--a move that would put intense pressure on principal investigators to economize.

Until the final FY 2010 appropriation is enacted, NIH will issue non-competing research grant awards at a level below that indicated on the most recent Notice of Award (generally up to 90% of the previously committed level).

Until FY 2013 appropriations are enacted, NIH will issue non-competing research grant awards at a level below that indicated on the most recent Notice of Award (generally up to 90% of the previously committed level).

Continuing the procedures identified under NOT-OD-17-001 aNOT-OD-16-046046 and consistent with NIH practices during the CRs of FY 2006 – 2016, the NIH will issue non-competing research grant awards at a level below that indicated on the most recent Notice of Award (generally up to 90% of the previously committed level).

Mr. Durbon, whose father also coached at South San, said that none of his other players had ever committed the level of violence displayed by Mr. Limon.

The report also found that fewer than 10 percent of its sample of captured offenders had committed serious "Level 1" crimes, and almost half had no connection at all to violence, drugs or property crimes.

"Having heard all the evidence, I was comfortably satisfied that Mr Jadeja had committed a level one offence".

However, commentators have questioned whether the program has actually resulted in a safer community, as the program seems to have caught mainly non-citizens who committed low level crimes rather than hardened criminals (Kubrin, 2014; Treyger, Chaflin, & Loeffler, 2014).

Although these terms are subjective, still, less than 10% of those sampled by the Office of Inspector General (OIG) in their 2010 audit of the program committed ICE level 1 offenses (crimes such as rape, kidnapping, and murder).