Sentence examples for rises to a minimum from inspiring English sources

Bosses must consult with staff based on a formula that rises to a minimum of 45 days' consultation when more than 100 staff positions are affected.

"Everybody knows that this is a market that is not competitive, not properly working for consumers.There is very little pressure on British gas to be efficient and to keep these price rises to a minimum".

Its power to break up cartels and monopolies kept price rises to a minimum.

The major supermarkets are keen to keep price rises to a minimum as they try to hold off competition from the fast-growing discount chains Aldi and Lidl.

Under the government proposals that could rise to a minimum of £60,000.

The chief executive, Cressida Pollock, said that was not a fair label with the company this year presenting 11 productions, rising to a minimum of 15 by 2018/19.

McKinsey polled 900 top-tier American college students and found that 68 percent would consider teaching if salaries started at $65,000 and rose to a minimum of $150,000.

Their pay would increase to $8.10 an hour with benefits (about 60 cents above the current average), or $9.60 an hour without benefits, rising to a minimum of $10 an hour by mid-2006.

Under this "living wage" bill, pay for 50,000 home health aides would rise to a minimum of $8.10 an hour with health insurance, or $9.60 without health insurance, and to a minimum of $10 in 2006, from the current $7.50.

The most recent tightening, in October 2012, saw the time limit that a jobseeker could be stripped of benefits rise to a minimum of four weeks and a maximum of three years.

There are no age restrictions, but only those taller than 0.9 metres may slide down the smaller chutes, rising to a minimum of 1.4 metres for the higher ones.