Sentence examples for minimum contribution of from inspiring English sources

Like many tycoons, at the time of the attack Bun carried the title of oknha — an honorific ostensibly bestowed upon those who have contributed to development in the country, but which requires a minimum contribution of $100,000 to the government.

Gold members will contribute.025% of their company revenue per year, assuming an expected minimum contribution of $50,000 and a maximum of $200,000.

Tickets: $15, $5 for students tomorrow; a minimum contribution of $50 on Sunday.

It said a minimum contribution of A$500,000£325,00000) would be made.

Tickets for Mr. Costanza's recital are $20, $5 for students; Ms. Laredo's recital is open to Friends of Maverick for a minimum contribution of $50 (Allan Kozinn).

In poor areas, farmers could ill afford even the minimum contribution of 2 yuan, and local governments had no spare money to add.

That aimed to replace the state pension with a private one, into which the state would pay a minimum contribution on behalf of every adult, and whose minimum value would be guaranteed by the state.Strikingly, Mr Field broadly welcomed Mr Lilley's proposal, although quibbling with some details.

Many ISAs and unit trusts let you make minimum contributions of £50 a month - ideal for child benefit, currently £15.50 a week for the first child and £10.35 a week for subsequent children.

In the system in place over the time span covered by our data (2002-2008), INEM contributes the full previous wages of those unemployed with a duration of less than two years (h ≤ 2) and 125% of the minimum contribution, minC, in the case of a longer duration.

The total minimum contribution will start at 2% of earnings (of which at least 1% must be paid in by the employer).

It could be argued that the minimum contribution offsets the effect of early retirement penalties so that it creates a strong incentive for low income earners to retire, which is especially relevant at 60. From 61 onwards, being low topped reduces the probability of retirement.