Sentence examples similar to ending indexation from inspiring English sources

The latest paper softens the sense of obligation on governments by referring to a "set of possible measures," and it weakens a passage that, in earlier drafts, called for a review of wage-setting arrangements to end indexation.

ATHENS/WARSAW (By George Georgiopoulos and Gabriela Baczynska) - Resentment smoldered among European governments on Monday over a German-instigated drive to end wage indexation, raise retirement ages and lock debt limits into national constitutions across the euro zone.

Last month Germany suggested that wage indexation be ended, an idea flatly rejected by Belgium.

In a proposed compromise approved by the shadow cabinet on Monday evening – and accepted by the Coalition Laboror will back the government's proposal to end the freeze on fuel excise indexation if the Coalition agrees to earmark $1.1bn for regional road projects.

He said the planned shift from indexation at the consumer price index to the bond rate was designed to end a "hidden subsidy" from the taxpayer to students because the government was borrowing the funds at the higher rate.

That kind of indexation fuelled the high inflation that plagued Brazil for decades until it was ended by the Real plan of 1994.

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The party promised tax and benefit cuts and an end to automatic wage indexation.

Those who do index often have the right to suspend indexation, or partially index, in some years.

But of course for the households involved it is much more than that So little is it that Joe Hockey has made bigger saving by freezing the indexation of both the end of year and regular payments for two years to find another $395m and $720m in 2015-16 savings.

The Greens would also stop the freeze in the indexation of the Medicare rebate, a further $2.4bn commitment.