Sentence examples for believes the minimum from inspiring English sources

"The governor believes the minimum wage should be uniform across every area in Alabama," Bentley spokeswoman Jennifer Ardis said.

'Pulling wool over our eyes' Retired driver Barry Maycock, from Alford, near Aberdeen, believes the minimum Income Guarantee is neither a guarantee nor a minimum income.

According to Simon Osborne at Child Poverty Action Group, most people believe the Minimum Income Guarantee for older people is a minimum pension payment.

Now, as the economy recovers, we believe the minimum wage should rise faster than it has in the recent past.

I believe the minimum share holding to enable a customer to qualify for the discounts is 100 shares.

If you believe the minimum wage should be a living wage, and no one working full time should have to raise their children in poverty, join us.

Most Londoners do not believe the minimum wage is enough to live on in the capital, according to a new study.

The disagreement stemmed from a recent appearance at which Ms. McMahon was asked by reporters if she believed the minimum wage should be lowered.

A spokesperson for the BSB says they're aware from meetings and surveys that some students are concerned about their peers' English language proficiency, but they believe the minimum entry requirements are sufficiently demanding.

More than nine out of 10 of those questioned said they did not believe the minimum wage of £6.31 an hour was enough to live on in the capital.

Separate studies suggest that many young people end up paying more in commuting and other expenses than they can earn and that even most MPs do not believe the minimum wage offered to apprentices is enough to live on.