Sentence examples for minimum introduced from inspiring English sources
The £7.20 per hour minimum, introduced on 1 April, legally only applies to workers aged 25 or over (yosushi.com).
It would have a veto on any proposal to do away with historical exceptions to the 5% minimum introduced in the 1990s.
The figures also showed that by late April, when the ONS's survey was undertaken, more than 1m employees were still being paid below the legal minimum introduced at the start of the month.
Keohane is currently arguing that we should as a minimum introduce charges for seeing our GPs.
end{aligned}We observe that this definition is the counterpart in the framework of sets of finite perimeter of the notion of quasi-minimum introduced by Giaquinta and Giusti in [79] in the context of variational integrals.
To some, Britain's minimum wage, combined with wage subsidies, offers a model.At first blush, the minimum wage introduced by Tony Blair's Labour government in 1999 looks appealing.
New national minimum wage introduced for 16 and 17-year-olds.
As he did so, Mr Brown extolled the poverty-reducing virtues of the minimum wage, introduced in 1999.
The minimum wage, introduced in the face of protests from business leaders and the Tories, has gone some way to improving wages on the breadline.
These are familiar issues in the UK, where the hourly minimum wage, introduced in 1999, stands at £6.70 for those over 21.
Francoise Grossetete, a centre-right French parliamentarian, wants to protect the traditional essence of the spirit and is advocating that the new minimum be introduced.
