Sentence examples for will become minimum from inspiring English sources

"Such maximum price-fixing agreements create the risk that the maximum prices will become minimum or uniform prices," the department said in a business review letter signed Oct. 1, 1993, by Anne K. Bingaman, then the assistant attorney general in charge of the antitrust division.

Indeed, by clustering the cells similar to Fig. 13 b instead of applying static clusters, the number of users which are far away from two other coordinated BSs of the cluster will become minimum and the network can provide CoMP advantages for more users.

Flint says a 10% capital ratio will become a "minimum figure".

Unless stabilisation is provided as soon as the C F bond begins to break and significant negative charge to build up on the fluoride, the Meisenheimer complex will become a minimum, with a barrier to decomposition.

On the flip side, more than half of the 7.4 million lowest-paying jobs in Germany are held by women, who often earn less than €8.50, or $11, per hour, the rate that — if it is up to Ms. Dreyer — will become the national minimum wage.

The midfielder will become one of the minimum five homegrown players City need in their 21-man Champions League squad to comply with FFP.

The policy will become active once a minimum of six senior players, prioritised by Gatland, have been signed to national dual contracts.

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For private renters: Three-year minimum tenancies will become standard for renters with rent increases will be capped at the rate of inflation and local first-time buyers prioritised for new housing.

"I'm still not a guaranteed situation, so every day is a tryout for me," said Copeland, whose one-year rookie minimum contract will become guaranteed if he stays on the team past January.

For example, he looks at whether a client will become liable for the alternative minimum tax, or A.M.T., which was originally intended to prevent the rich from using loopholes to escape taxation but has increasingly snared the middle class.