Sentence examples for levels laid from inspiring English sources

In contrast, one respondent from Mauritius, an island whose existence is threatened by rising sea levels, laid the responsibility for action at the feet of nations such as the UK, France, Germany and Italy.

Spurred by Mayor Greg Nickels of Seattle, more than 700 mayors have signed a pledge to reduce their cities' emissions of carbon dioxide and other heat-trapping gases to levels laid out in the Kyoto Protocol.

The $30 billion is only the increase over the spending levels laid down in the 2011 budget law.

Monitoring large numbers of milk samples for the presence of residues in excess of the levels laid down under community legislation requires low cost screening methods.

They concluded that downregulation of Spry2 by TGFβ1 at transcriptional and post-translational levels lays a basis for crosstalk between TGFβ1 signaling and EGF, as well as FGF-induced ERK in mesenchymal cells.

But looking more closely, it is rare that a jazz bandleader at Mr. Lovano's level lays himself open to such chance and playfulness.

Wednesday's suspension brings back bitter memories of the "steroid era" of the nineties and early aughts, when some hitters, unnaturally boosted by a variety of performance-enhancing drugs, were producing at an unprecedented level, laying waste to the game's pitchers.

According to the Greek arguments, the ancient Macedonians' nationality was Greek and thus, the use of the term on a national level lays claims to their history.

Navarro Baldeweg works to make the space the narrative matter, while the various levels are laid out to accommodate the reading-tables and bookshelves.

Not a Hero's two-dimensional levels are laid out to be played at speed, each of them a puzzle of sorts, a maze, a race.

Two mice with similar infection levels were laid on the cages with head/tail on two different cages, and the positions of the mice were rotated every 2 to 5 minutes between the cages.