Sentence examples for given a minimum of from inspiring English sources

Teachers in maintained schools were were given a minimum of 1% below-inflation pay rise for 2014-15.

She is given a minimum of 30 minutes per set, but the public don't always share her patience.

Initially social value was given a minimum of 10% of the overall normalised weighting when scoring tenders, but that was increased in November to a minimum of 20% of the overall weighting.

I personally think Bell should have been given a minimum of 18 months out of Test cricket to discover true hunger (Damien Martyn had to wait six years!), and that he will in all probability he will simply repeat his previous mistakes, but more importantly absolutely nothing is happening in the cycling.

Regular Joes won't be entirely shunned: one lucky online raffle winner will be selected from a pool of donors who have given a minimum of $3 (and who probably earn as much in a year as the other guests have pledged for their plates).

The situation is ridiculous - there is no guarantee that the proposed strike will even happen, not to mention the fact that the public will be given a minimum of seven days' notice.

The long vertical tanks give a minimum of air surface to the solution.

You need to give a minimum of 60 days' notice if you're departing.

Putin said: "Members of the government must give a minimum of one month's wages for the Stolypin monument, and, I think, not only the government".

It was telling too that Transparency International published a report last week which detailed how Fifa gave a minimum of $2.05m to each of its 209 member football associations – yet 81% of those have no financial records publicly available.

Any woman willing to give a minimum of two and a half hours a week for at least one year is welcome; many members devote considerably more hours, over decades.