There are customary ages at which children enter kindergarten, make a First Communion, get a driver's license or go on dates, but, as an example, there is no age when custom or law in New York says it is acceptable for parents to leave children home alone.
The customary retirement age [in years] in the study countries at the time of the study was as follows: Brazil, Germany and the UK, 65; US, 65-67; China, 60 and Turkey, 58[F] & 60 [M].
Now several years past 60, the customary retirement age of Bertelsmann executives, Mr. Ganz -- who is described even by his detractors as a skillful fanatic about magazines -- remains interested in running and building them.
Since 2006, the number of Japanese still working after the customary retirement age of 60 has risen by more than 11 million.
"In appropriate circumstances," the ruling said, "the supporting spouse, even after reaching a customary retirement age, in the sound discretion of the probate judge, may be expected temporarily to postpone retirement or to find part-time work to help the recipient spouse weather difficult financial circumstances".
Whether or not the powerful Wang would remain on the Standing Committee, which currently has seven members, despite being beyond the customary retirement age of 69, had been among the key questions to be answered at the week-long party congress, which ended on Tuesday.
The head of NBC Universal is Robert Wright, who is two years shy of the customary GE retirement age of 65.
It is customary to consider age and concurrent multimorbidity as driving forces in the growing utilization of health services [ 2- 6].
Elderly in our sample are frailer than the general community-dwelling elderly population, reporting lower levels of mobility on the EQ5D [ 36- 38] than customary for the age group.
