Sentence examples for means the minimum from inspiring English sources

However, a new law means the minimum number of Knesset seats a party can hold is four seats, or 3.25% of the general vote – a move designed to remove the smallest parties.

ESRC success rates dropped to10%% in July 2014, and the research council has recently announced a big change to their standard grants scheme which means the minimum threshold has almost doubled.

He told the lord chief justice, Lord Judge, Mr Justice Calvert-Smith and Mr Justice Griffith Williams: "Of course, the tariff only means the minimum term he must serve before he can apply for parole and it does not have any implication as to release".

where = min, that means the minimum value of for which.

where t ∧ s means the minimum of t and s.

The subscript "MBR" means the minimum bounding rectangle, the only region which we have to process inside.

High levels of inflation mean the minimum wage is now 487m rials a month, but that is only worth $134 £87.400).

Rising living costs mean the minimum wage will not lead to a massive improvement in the daily struggle of many low-paid workers.

"Real leadership means understanding the minimum and the maximum that people will accept," Shorten says.

"That means raising the minimum wage to over £8 an hour and dealing with the scandal of zero-hours contracts.

"That means raising the minimum wage to over £8 an hour and dealing with the scandal of zero hour contracts.