Sentence examples for permissible level of from inspiring English sources
In many places, this right is stated explicitly, often using the term "reasonable" to describe the permissible level of force or chastisement.
One government study found that many workers in hydraulic fracturing, known as fracking, were exposed to 10 times the permissible level of silica.
He said the agency would try to make sure that the intelligence was given "the lowest permissible level of classification" so it could be widely shared within the new department and, in some cases, with state and local officials.
Last month, the European Commission announced that the Greek economy would no longer need 'monitoring' because Athens had succeeded in cutting its budget deficit, from 6.6percentntothethe permissible level of 3percentnt.
At issue are the Bush administration's efforts to rewrite or cancel regulations on the permissible level of arsenic in drinking water, road building in national forests and clean-up of toxic waste by companies that mine public lands.
Ms. Jackson's proposal — to reduce the permissible level of smog in the air from the current 75 parts per billion to between 60 parts per billion and 70 parts per billion — is sensible, no matter what industry's defenders may claim.
Clearly, what may constitute permissible levels of asbestos in the air will add up to significant quantities on the ground.
One of the toughest pending decisions, he said, concerns a standard for permissible levels of smog-causing compounds including ozone.
Some of the state's large cities have decibel-level noise codes, but there are no statewide restrictions on permissible levels of short-term noise.
Permissible levels of radiation exposure for nuclear workers were amended soon after the disaster struck to allow emergency operations at the stricken Fukushima reactor.
Environmentalists were less accepting of the administration's actions on Wednesday in issuing new national air quality standards for smog, setting permissible levels of the chemical ozone in the air.
