Sentence examples for enforced retirement from inspiring English sources

How has she been handling her enforced retirement, and what has she been up to?

As a result, Dyer was removed from command into enforced retirement.

Folla even cheerily accepts that her dancing days are numbered and her enforced retirement looms.

AFTER a 40-year career at the pinnacle of Westminster, including most of Britain's biggest jobs, Ken Clarke was on his way to enforced retirement from the cabinet.

As for Lyudmila Blonska, who finished between Kluft and Sotherton as the silver-medal winner in Osaka, she is concentrating on enforced retirement.

After his enforced retirement from Chicago at the age of 70, he was head coach at the College (now University) of the Pacific, Stockton, Calif.

Mr. Robertson has been beseeching heaven to strike the Supreme Court with divinely enforced retirements.

Peers are set to face elections and enforced retirements as the coalition government reforms the upper house.

The CBI says that this should be 65, so that employers retain the right to enforce retirement at what they regard as a realistic age.However, ministers want to go much further.

After his enforced political retirement, Koch lived modestly in his apartment off Washington Square.

The majority have been enforced by retirement and injury, with Shay Given and Damien Duff claimed by the former; Richard Dunne, Keith Andrews, Aiden McGeady and Robbie Keane by the latter.