Sentence examples for decree level from inspiring English sources

Later, Dr. Long and the MOH revised this content within Decree level (the level of Decree is lower than Ordinance, and does not have to be submitted to NA for approval) and submitted it to the office of the Prime Minister (PM).

Nonetheless, the Department for Education's (DfE) figures show 85% of pupils reaching at least level four – the decreed level expected for their age – in English for their key stage 2 Sats tests, and 84% in maths.

Pollutants in the air in Beijing have hit 40 times the level decreed safe by the World Health Organisation.

In the opinion of the Republican Party of Texas, as set forth in its platform, the Second Amendment flatly decrees that "no level of government shall regulate either the ownership or possession of firearms".

Although civil-rights groups and think-tanks have long called for such legislation, and the right to information is enshrined in the Argentine constitution, the only existing regulation at the national level is a decree introduced in 2003.This decree's reach is limited: it applies only to bodies established by the executive branch and to companies that receive government money.

The Department of Environment Malaysia standard has set a limit of 10 mg/L for NO3 − N in groundwater (Ismail et al. 2007) which was in commensurate with the maximum contaminant level (MCL) as decreed by US Environmental Protection Agency under the Drinking Water Regulations and Health Advisories 1996.

The Ministry's main task was to direct and supervise judicially organs, both at the Union and All-Union level, according to a decree from 1975.

On the local level, ordinances and consent decrees were enacted not just in New York but also in Los Angeles, Chicago, San Francisco and Seattle.

Economists have seen a carbon tax as a good idea because of its simplicity: polluters pay at a level that is set by decree.

"It's undefined what the most competitive level is within the consent decree.

EMs and Consent Decree boards take unaccountability to an entirely new level.