Sentence examples for fixed social from inspiring English sources

Remember, back in the 1980s the Greenspan Commission supposedly fixed Social Security's finances for 75 years, that is, until 2060.

Because its structure and the targets of its satire — vanity, greed and lust — hark back to Molière, "The Valet" offers a reassuring vision of a fixed social order, bourgeois to the core, in which virtue is rewarded and hubris exposed.

He was, after all, a climbing snob of the first order, a courtier, and he needed a background of fixed social hierarchy against which to do his insouciant but fawning thing.

"If everyone has that fixed social smile all the time, how do you know when anyone really likes you?" A study published in the November-December issue of Australasian Science found that people in a negative mood are more critical of, and pay more attention to, their surroundings than happier people, who are more likely to believe anything they are told.

Freelancers should set aside 15.3% of income to cover fixed Social Security and Medicare taxes on top of what they will pay in income tax.

Rawls calls this the "principle of restricted utility," (JF 120, 126) since the pursuit of social utility is restricted by the basic liberties, fair opportunities, and a fixed social minimum.

Or here's something that'll fix Social Security permanently.

Fixing social security would be technically simple but politically suicidal.

This is not like fixing Social Security in the early 1980s.

A Tory favourite for "fixing social problems" used to be social impact bonds.

"We're supposed to fix social problems; we're social repairmen".