Sentence examples for get pensions from inspiring English sources

"I don't think congressmen should get pensions or cushy health care plans," he said.

At least 28 recipients in New York get pensions above $195,000 a year.

In his budget speech, the chancellor promised they would get pensions "advice".

The Pritchiyevs get pensions totaling about $50 a month -- enough for milk, butter, bread and oil from the market, and little else.

Five options on how to get pensions working again, presented in the Guardian's Road to Recovery series, inspired a few extra suggestions.

Sex work is treated like any other job, so, for example, prostitutes pay taxes, can get pensions and demand health insurance from their employers.

How do we get pension fund trustees to invest prudently?

The case helped 1,343 players get pension money back according to Conway.

(A similar trade-off had been made in the 1960s to get pension benefits for Broadway musicians).

Pensions are often used to fund investment, indeed the Government has been working hard to get pension funds to invest more in infrastructure.

Now most nonuniformed workers, including teachers, can get pension checks at age 57, and some police officers and firefighters can receive full pension checks after working 20 years, no matter their age.