Sentence examples for lowest award from inspiring English sources

The ACTU argued the 1.86 million Australian workers who are paid the minimum wage or the lowest award rates "lack bargaining power, and rely on increases granted as part of the annual wage review to improve their living standards".

A 2015 audit by the U.S. D.O.T. of 660 flights on Delta and American found that slightly less than two-thirds had award seats at the lowest award level.

The medal system was introduced in 2007 (007.igem.org/Jamboree/Awards), and in its first two years the requirements for the lowest award, a bronze medal, did not even include submitting a part to the registry and instead emphasised participation.

The lowest award amount is a four-year scholarship of $4000 .[4.

The poorest families are less likely to know about DLA and more likely to be turned down or get a low award.

And Linda G. gets the "coveted" Top 5 LOW award, "Line of the Week".

I have seen many cases in which judges are shocked by how substantial a verdict is; I have yet to see one where the court is shocked by how low the award is.

(Travel and Leisure) Keeping "Free" Airline Tickets Low-Cost Award seats often come with fees, so much so that tickets that are ostensibly free can cost hundreds of dollars.

The likely payouts would range from a low-end award of $500,000 for a 60-year-old with a spouse, two children and an income of $10,000 to a high-end award of $4.35 million for a married 30-year-old with two children and an income of $175,000.

In 2012 Low was awarded the Presidential Medal of Freedom.

Even the supposedly low-profile awards attract their share of obloquy.