Sentence examples for merits of a minimum from inspiring English sources

Over the past 18 months, the government has been considering the merits of a minimum price for alcohol and of requiring cigarettes to be sold in plain packets.

While there's still room for debate on the merits of a global minimum tax, there's something else that nearly all leading tax experts agree on: the need to lower the statutory rate.

To be fair, it's easier to make clever dick jokes when buzzed, but that rarely serves as the foundation for airtight arguments about the merits of a higher minimum wage or carbon pricing framework.

Even with the regular addition of newly hired judges, the wait in Los Angeles for a merits hearing is a minimum of two years.

One of the merits of having a global minimum standard is that it provides for an even playing field.

That is why Milton Friedman called minimum wages a form of discrimination against the low-skilled; and it is why he saw topping up the incomes of the working poor with public subsidies as a far more sensible means of alleviating poverty.Scepticism about the merits of minimum wages remains this newspaper's starting-point.

For most merit-based awards, a minimum grade point average of 3.5 (on a 4 point scale) is required in all prior college-level academic coursework.

The merits of a new simulation-based optimization model lies in its ability to achieve minimum total delay time with considering stops for routine track maintenance and praying.

Considerable discussion in the literature has focused on the merits of minimum size limits, slot limits, and other fishing strategies as means to maintain current and preserve future yields.

Glendale weighs more of a minimum.

By that measure, M.L.B. Advanced Media would need at least $33 million in earnings to merit a minimum $1 billion valuation.