Sentence examples for a specified age and from inspiring English sources
"We were, however, interested in an idea that was proposed of permitting early retirement, from a specified age and for a defined cohort of women, on an actuarially neutral basis," said the summary.
The main ones are the attainment of a specified age and a minimum period of contribution and total or substantial withdrawal from the labour force, if the participation requires the worker to contribute to the system.
The Mandate Metric examines the percentage of rating areas in which the cheapest bronze policy available to a person of a specified age and income would cost more, as a percentage of income, than a certain multiple of the percentage of income (about 8%) at which a person is exempt from the individual mandate (because policies are too expensive).
Should the limit be age-dependent, such that people above a specified age lose coverage for heroic and expensive life-saving procedures?
(In the Coriell pedigree, two samples from adults without a specified age were included in both the affected and unaffected groups).
Only three states Illinois, Indiana, and New Hampshire required drivers above a specified age to pass an on-road driving test at routine license renewal at any point during the study period.
For example, a study of the effect of a fertility drug on pregnancy might be restricted to certain clinics (location), will obviously recruit women who are alive (vital status), and might enroll women in a specified age range (selection criterion).
The committee called on the government to explore the option of permitting a defined group of women who have been affected by state pension age changes to take early retirement, from a specified age, on an "actuarially neutral basis".
A trust shall not constitute a qualified trust under section 401(a) if the plan of which it is a part excludes from participation (on the basis of age) employees who have attained a specified age.
(This is what reeled in your parents).Another popular variation was the endowment policy, which pays face value at a specified age, such as 65.
