Sentence examples for minimum appeals to from inspiring English sources
The main utilitarian argument against enactment of a social minimum appeals to the idea of incentives.
A third objection to the enactment of a social minimum appeals to the value of legitimacy.
One way of setting the minimum appeals to the requirements for participation in a democratic society (Gutmann 1987; Anderson 1999).
Raising the minimum wage appeals to those who "do not understand economics," the former Representative Ron Paul argued recently: if you make it costlier for companies to employ each person, you lower the demand for workers and kill jobs.
The site's premium Pro option (minimum pledge: $1,000) appeals to larger buyers–such as packaged-food-giant ConAgra Foods –by allowing them to veil the submissions, so as not to tip off the competition.
Ban wants these inter-agency humanitarian appeals to receive a minimum of 75% of desired funds, before eventually being fully funded.
Diodorus's fourth motion paradox appeals to the theory of minima once again.
His support for raising the minimum wage statewide and his gay-rights stance also appeals to the group.
When the smallest parliamentary group (Law, Order and Justice) was in danger of losing its official status after a defection took it below the ten-member minimum, its leader appealed to Mr Borisov to find another deputy.
Efforts to specify a decent basic minimum more commonly appeal to a list of categories of services or to some "average" level of services in a particular health system.
