Sentence examples for because of pensions from inspiring English sources
Central Falls, another city in Rhode Island, filed for bankruptcy last summer, chiefly because of pensions it could not afford.
"We may not be taking Costa Mesa's same path," Dave Kiff, the city manager, said, "but because of pensions we're all going to end up in the same place — with fewer employees".
"We may not be taking Costa Mesa's same path," Dave Kiff, the city manager, said, "but because of pensions we're all going to end up in the same place with fewer employees".
Mostly because of pensions, the number of people seeking Spanish nationality has increased with the new law, said a Spanish consul.
He said it was "difficult to compare" his job and salary with that of the BBC director general Tony Hall, who earns £450,000 "because of the pension schemes at the BBC".
The Lockheed Martin Corporation, the military contractor, said yesterday that third-quarter profit declined 28percentt because of pension and debt-retirement expenses.
Many of those employees have specialized skills that make them highly valuable to their agencies, but their names are secret because of pension confidentiality rules.
They allow them to "retire" either because of pension issues or other salary issues and then turn around and hire them back as an independent consultant or contractor.
After raising its bid for the bankrupt National Steel Corporation, the AK Steel Corporation reported a wider loss in the fourth quarter today because of pension and retiree benefit losses.
Two commissioners who were often Diaz allies have left office since the election because of corruption scandals, and the city today faces a fiscal nightmare — partly because of pension obligations, partly because of declining revenue from property taxes.
San Bernardino, a working-class city of 240,000 about 60 miles east of Los Angeles, declared Chapter 9 bankruptcy last summer, saying it had effectively run out of money to pay for day-to-day operations, in large part because of pension obligations.
