Sentence examples for contribution rules from inspiring English sources

By that stage you'll find yourself limited by the contribution rules.

The National Association of Pension Funds has called for an emergency meeting with the regulator; the hope is that the contribution rules can be eased a bit.These same issues apply to those on private and defined-contribution pensions.

Another fiscal headache for the Chancellor is a £3bn higher National Insurance pay bill for the public sector by 2016-17, required as a result of changes on pension contribution rules.

To fully offset the cost of the total changes, the government says it can no longer proceed with the harmonisation of contribution rules for people aged 65 to 74. "While the government remains supportive of the increase flexibility delivered by this measure, it can no longer be supported as part of this package, without a net cost to the budget," Morrison said.

Despite pressure on France from the EU to curb its pensions deficit, the French retirement age rose only from 60 to 62 in 2010 and in 2013, Hollande settled for stretching the contribution rules and other tweaks, so that people will have to choose to work longer if they want to draw their full pension, generous by our standards, on retirement.

The trade union bill, which will make it harder for unions to call strikes and change political contribution rules, the cut to Short money for opposition parties, the move to individual voter registration and the restrictions on charity campaigning during elections, were all part of this, he said.

It uses data provided by ABC systems designed to keep track of variable and fixed costs, and requires the model user to formulate a contribution rule that will allow to compute, for each product, the output required to achieve a given (target) profit.

Larry Makinson, executive director of the Center for Responsive Politics, a nonpartisan group in Washington that tracks money in politics, said the new ad appeared to be the first example in the New Jersey Senate race of an issue ad, so-called because it carefully avoids explicitly urging listeners to vote for or against a candidate and is thus not subject to campaign-contribution rules.

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Gableman, the court's newest judge, unabashedly supported the WMC's position on the campaign contributions rule.

In this contribution, heuristic rules for entrainer selection and the design of entrainers through computer-aided molecular design are reviewed.