Sentence examples for deciding the level from inspiring English sources

The Government is also criticised for failing to carry out a consultation when deciding the level at which to set the charges.

In any case, balancing spending and taxes, deciding the level of wages and reforming labour markets ought to be tasks for elected leaders, not appointed bureaucrats.

Credit is a prerequisite for economic growth, and the central bank closely watches data on lending in deciding the level of the official interest rate.

In its response to the consultation, the LGA said councils should be able to let new homes at social rents if they wish, as well as deciding the level of discount.

The court said that judges will have to be vigilant in ensuring that jurors consider harm to others only in assessing reprehensibility, not in deciding the level of punitive damages.

The Charity Commission's guidance to all charities on reserves states: "Deciding the level of reserves that a charity needs to hold is an important part of financial management and forward financial planning … if reserves are too low then the charity's solvency and its future activities can be put at risk".

For its part, society as made up of individuals would begin to accept its share of responsibility in deciding the levels of risk that it will accept in the new security landscape.

Who should decide the level of acceptable non-zero risk?

Our people on the ground are looking into the circumstances and in time will decide the level of IPCC involvement".

"We are starting a meeting to decide the level of representation," he said shortly before the group convened.

"We decide the level of service to be provided," said County Executive Dalton Roberts of Hamilton County, Tenn., which includes Chattanooga.