Sentence examples for minimum mandated from inspiring English sources

The audit showed reserves to be 0.53percentt of the total portfolio, far below the 2percentt minimum mandated by Congress and far less than the audit last year had forecast.

The culture of biological research has been based on protecting data, releasing them only at the time of publication, and often releasing only the minimum mandated as necessary for acceptance by a particular journal.

Nonetheless, in an almost naïve gesture of good faith, Democratic Congressional leaders began talking last week about their own version of a grand bargain that goes far beyond the supercommittee's minimum mandate to avoid the sequester.

Another difference between our analysis and NP's (and the rest of the literature for that matter) lies in the interpretation of "minimum mandates".

"Florida has some of the more draconian mandatory minimum laws in the country," said Greg Newburn, a spokesman for Families Against Minimum Mandates, an organization that has worked to dismantle the state's mandatory sentencing laws.

Even a mere 5percentt drop in the value of those holdings could dent the scant $15 million equity cushion the company has before it would have to invade its minimum capital mandated by regulation.

The report says new "burdens" include the $15 minimum wage, mandated paid sick leave, and laws that make employers liable for labor violations against their temp workers.

[But] 22percentt of all Louisianians and 19percentt of all Americans have access to only one internet service provider that can provide the minimum FCC mandated speed.

It can calibrate the tax code to encourage and discourage behavior; it can set a minimum wage, mandate workplace safety and provide consumer protection.

Sanders also urged any of supporters who are weighing whether to back someone other than Clinton to consider her support for fighting climate change, raising the minimum wage, mandating pay equity for women and curbing the influence of campaign money.

In truth, the increase in inequality is due to a series of policy choices taken (union-busting, globalization, tax cuts) or not taken (increasing the minimum wage, mandating parental leave, establishing universal healthcare, regulating the financial industry).