Every year the winter maximum gets higher, as does the summer minimum but the difference between annual maximum and minimum increases.
As a result, the Lakers can resign Howard for 5-years with a maximum annual increase in pay of 7.5%, while another team would be limited to offering a 4-year deal with maximum annual raises of only 4.5%.
The chronically ill should also be protected by a maximum annual fee payable by each person.
The maximum annual benefit jumped 200% during the 1970s and has risen 38.5% in the past four years.
Unfortunately for these employees, the maximum annual PBGC limits decimated their pensions.
In New Brunswick, the rent control board is responsible for setting the maximum annual rent increase, within the constraint of 2.5% to 5.5%, based on economic conditions.
He said that performance meant the committee "decided it was appropriate to award the executives close to the maximum payments under the annual bonus arrangements".
New proposals by the USS include a link to annual inflation, but set a higher maximum of 2.5%.
The government has slashed expenditure to try to bring its annual deficit for 2006 down to the three and a half percent maximum of gross national product permitted under European Union rules.
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The regulation currently being discussed in the context of the future European General Data Protection Regulation, whereby a maximum fine of 2% of a company's annual turnover is provided for, would, on the other hand, enable violations of data protection laws to be punished in a manner that would be felt economically.
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"Because the maximum thickness of these small, low-altitude glaciers rarely exceeds 40 metres, with such an annual loss they will probably completely disappear within the coming decades, " said lead author Antoine Rabatel, from the Laboratory for Glaciology and Environmental Geophysics in Grenoble, France.
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