Sentence examples for levels set out from inspiring English sources

The NFUS said it is pressing the UK government to guarantee funding at the same levels set out by the CAP for the next four years.

"It would be of grave concern to find out that any agency of the Scottish government or anyone paid from the public purse was paying below statutory wage levels set out under minimum wage legislation".

Michele Flournoy, the co-founder of the Center for a New American Security (CNAS) and an oft-mentioned candidate for Secretary of Defense in a Clinton administration, has staked out the most hawkish position, calling for increases that "at a minimum" track the levels set out in Secretary of Defense Robert Gates FY 2012 Pentagon budget.

No studies met the levels set out in the aforementioned U.S. guidelines.

He added: "All the accrual rates modelled would result in lower employer contributions if employee contributions remained at the level set out in our plans".

A 2005 study of 25 grocery stores and supermarkets in Los Angeles and Sacramento across neighborhoods of varying income level set out to uncover the difference in cost between a standard 2-week TPF shopping list and slightly healthier one.

The amount of omalizumab to administer, and whether to dose every 2 or every 4 weeks, is based on patient body weight and IgE level set out in a dosing table (Appendix A1).

Taking this definition into account, health authorities and other health-related organisations at local, regional, and national level set out to provide appropriate services to meet its population needs, targeting an acceptable level of social independence and improved quality of life.

The central level sets out annual requirements and programme action plans for each province, which are passed down to the forestry departments of each provincial government for implementation.

Since tachykinin signaling affects DILP levels we set out to test effects of interference with DTK or its receptor DTKR on possible DILP-mediated responses.

The perceptions of positive effects of partnerships cover the individual, organisational and contextual levels, as set out next.