Sentence examples for take minimum from inspiring English sources

Take minimum makeup and no jewelry.

However, this is unenforceable and some theatres pay less; most take "minimum" to mean "standard".

Bespoke furniture company Neville Johnson take minimum orders of £4,000, with some clients spending up to £50,000 on a home office.

The 14% average pay rise, costing £9m, will take minimum pay at Lidl past the level recommended by the Living Wage Foundation, which campaigns for companies to pay staff enough to meet the cost of living.

The governor, in turn, has threatened to sue Mr. Chiang to force the pay cuts, saying Mr. Chiang was violating a 2003 California court decision mandating that state employees take minimum wage if the Legislature does not pass a budget.

Mr Farage's manifesto pledges a fast referendum on Britain's European Union membership, controls on immigration, recall powers for MPs, increased NHS spending and to take minimum wage earners out of tax.

These raises will take minimum-wage rates well above the federal minimum, currently $7.25 per hour.

By taking minimum over i = 1, …, n, we obtain (2.1).

Reducer takes minimum distance center and produces output key identifies center, value is document.

Using the definition of and noting that and taking minimum with respect to in (2.18), then we have (2.19).

You must start taking minimum annual distributions from a traditional IRA when you turn 701/2, but you don’t have to take any withdrawals from a Roth.