Sentence examples for far pension from inspiring English sources

But how far pension providers are really up for this is still a moot point.

The funds would be invested, generating what the Tories hope will be a far larger pension than anyone could expect as a result of paying a similar amount to the government.

The same survey also shows that, in three quarters of job categories, between 2002 and 2009, the public sector worker got a greater percentage increase of gross salary than the equivalent job in the private sector – again, not to mention far superior pension accruals.

"Most people will struggle to understand why NUT's leadership is rejecting a good offer which guarantees their own members a far better pension than the vast majority of people in the country will ever get".

Women are typically the poor relations in pensions, with the low‑paid also having far lower pensions".

The 19.9% stake "does not give us any liability as far as pensions and healthcare are concerned," he said, adding that the Chrysler pension plans were significantly over-funded at present.

The Bush administration has also expressed opposition to far-reaching pension relief this year.

We have been fully transparent about the long-term impacts of these far-reaching pension reforms.

The Gurkhas, famed as fearless fighters, said they were paid less than other British soldiers and had far smaller pensions, less prospects of promotion, worse layoff terms and slim chances of obtaining British residency.

In 1976, the Edmund Davis report gave the police better pay and far better pensions than anybody else in the public sector, and so - slowly at first - the police service began to attract working class men and women who were the cream of comprehensive education.

He added that Daimler's 19.9% stake in Chrysler "does not give us any liability as far as pensions and health care are concerned".