Sentence examples for recognised level from inspiring English sources

It aims to train around 400 cadets a year across all sectors in the health field, and will lead to an NHS recognised level 2 apprenticeship qualification in health informatics (HI).

The 85% occupancy mark is an internationally recognised level that hospitals are advised to stick to in order to help them manage the risk of infections and to enable them to have the spare capacity to deal with major on-the-day emergencies.

Staff dealing with cardiac rehabilitation referrals held a REPs recognised level 4 cardiac rehabilitation qualification.

Scheme staff (employed by the leisure providers) held a minimum of a Register of Exercise Professionals (REPs) recognised level 3 exercise on referral qualification.

Because there is no recognised level of appropriate prescribing and dosage for opioids, Mattick said it was hard to tell if use of opioid medications was excessive and inappropriate in Australia.

A comparison was targeted to assess empirical advantages of a typeface design that, based upon expert opinion, has a recognised level of enhanced legibility in automotive applications.

A major challenge faced by these countries is raising the SPS/TBT standards of their exports to at least internationally recognised levels.

A-levels are recognised as level 3 on the National Qualifications Framework.

Business leaders, prime ministers, major charities and generals have all recognised the level of risk.

And I was amused when films themselves recognised the level to which they stooped, as Under Siege assuredly did.

In response, Mr Zhu admitted that, according to 1999 figures, China's Gini coefficient (which measures income inequality) was 0.39, "close to the internationally recognised danger level".