Sentence examples for imposing a minimum from inspiring English sources

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

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

Thus Nicola Sturgeon, Scotland's otherwise excellent health minister, had succeeded in imposing a minimum price tariff on alcohol sold in supermarkets and other such bacchanalian temples.

It is imposing a minimum handicap on some courses, to weed out the beginners who clog the fairways and drive the more practiced golfers to acts of aggression.

By imposing a minimum tax on multinational investors under certain conditions, the initial Senate bill could have drastically reduced demand for such credits.

(Of course, not all crime follows drinking).This may be why Scottish government ministers were reluctant to single out Buckfast in the debate this week on imposing a minimum alcohol price of about 50p a unit to limit consumption.

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

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

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

It also imposes a minimum size of clusters that are used for SWCNT regrowth.

If the poor and unhealthy continue irresponsibly to have children, we could impose a minimum child allowance.