Sentence examples for imposed a minimum from inspiring English sources

A judge imposed a minimum 22-year term on Hirsi, who lived in Leicester, and a minimum 20-year term on Jogee, who was of no fixed address.

Urbanfetch imposed a minimum of $10 an order, dropped video rentals from its offerings and cut its marketing budget by 70percentt.

I'd also like to know how many existing jobs would disappear, or new jobs not be created, if government imposed a minimum wage greater than their market value.

France has imposed a minimum price on carbon, for instance, and Germany and Spain give subsidies directly to renewable-energy firms.

He launched a "New Deal" for the young unemployed and imposed a minimum wage.On balance, it was a successful first term.

German lawmakers have imposed a minimum wage for temporary workers of about 7.80 euros ($11.17) an hour in western Germany and 6.90 euros ($9.88) in eastern Germany.

Anyone who was a member of the New York Stock Exchange had to impose a minimum commission.

However, imposing a minimum price on alcohol would not be an effective solution.

It did not, however, impose a minimum wage across the board.

He would impose a minimum tax rate on foreign-source income.

Mr. Obama wants to claw some of this back by imposing a minimum tax on foreign earnings.