Sentence examples for levels laid down from inspiring English sources
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.
Again above sea level, streams laid down mud and sand in their channels, on lakebeds, and in swampy plains during the Upper Jurassic.
She has supernatural worries.' But can anxiety really be explained entirely by the influence of neurotic parents, or high levels of cortisol laid down in childhood?
Even with first-rung publications, high-level sources apparently laid down conditions.
The competent authority - the National Biosafety Technical Commission (CTNBio) - although being by the law endowed with powers to establish principles of risk assessment on the sublegal level has not laid down a step-by-step principle, neither in a general nor in a specific sense.g.g
Later, the maximum levels for benzo[ a]pyrene were laid down in Regulation (EC) No. 1881/2006, setting maximum levels for certain contaminants in foodstuffs (EC 2006).
As it is estimated that food is one of the most important routes of human exposure to chemicals, food contact materials are subject to legally binding rules at EU level, which are currently laid down in Framework Regulation (EC) No 1935/2004.
To this end, minimum requirements are laid down at EU level, allowing Member States to introduce a higher level of protection at national level if they so wish.
So I started wearing a mask". The federal Occupational Safety and Health Administration has not set exposure limits for acrylics when used in a cosmetic setting, but some of them, such as ethyl methacrylate, have been labeled moderately toxic, and the agency has laid down limited exposure levels in industrial environments.
(196) Several safety and occupational health authorities worldwide have laid down permissible exposure levels of formaldehyde by inhalation.
