Sentence examples for guarantee a minimum level from inspiring English sources
But the difference between United Technologies' lifetime income strategy and more traditional 401(k) investment options is that about midcareer, the worker's savings are gradually shifted into variable annuities that guarantee a minimum level of income for life, starting at retirement.
Labour also said it would guarantee a minimum level for the Welsh government budget - although there is no figure placed on this "floor".
He said Labour would also guarantee a minimum level of funding for Wales, in relation to spending levels in England using the Treasury's Barnett formula.
An individual tax rate cap has been set at 50% of income; overtime will no longer be taxed; universities will have more autonomy; and finally, as of last week, public service reforms guarantee a "minimum" level of service during strike action.
On pensions, Mr. McIver said the railroad would continue to contribute the equivalent of 3percentt of salary for future employees, but would no longer guarantee a minimum level of benefits.
"Anybody can call themselves a financial planner, but certification guarantees a minimum level of competency," he said.
MPIG means many smaller GP practices are guaranteed a minimum level of funding that is not dependent on the number of patients on their list.
Yet even if most states have model fracking regulations, that does not obviate the need for a federal backstop guaranteeing a minimum level of regulation across the country.
To design an implementable scheme, we require that each agent is guaranteed a minimum level of expected discounted utility, regardless of his past history.
Prewitt, who now heads the Independent Film and Television Alliance, points to its members who go to markets at festivals such as Cannes, Berlin and the American Film Market in Los Angeles (which is produced by IFTA) to present their project to buyers, who pre-commit to the film and then take it when it is finished, guaranteeing a minimum level of royalties to the film-maker.
In Mr. Judt's day, austerity guaranteed a minimum level of access to basic supplies, the harbinger of better days; now, austerity is about the removal or diminution of jobs, pensions and comforts that have accrued since then — the herald, thus, of much darker times.
