Sentence examples for in favour of contributions from inspiring English sources
In favour of contributions it is argued that making beneficiaries pay prevents irresponsible increases in benefits and, where there are separate funds, encourages participation by both employees and employers.
Large private developments are required to allocate a percentage of overall units for social housing, but the number of social homes is routinely reduced or replaced in favour of financial contributions to local councils for other services.
The independent Vermont senator, who has rejected support from unlimited Super Pac donors in favour of capped contributions from individuals, received $26m during the three-month period to midnight on Wednesday.
Defined-benefit pension funds are anyway being consigned to the dustbin, in favour of defined-contribution schemes.
The case in favour of defined-contribution pensions is that they encourage later retirement, since every extra year worked increases the pot of pension money.
This segment is also growing fast.The third change is the demise of defined-benefit pensions, where retirement income is linked to a worker's final salary, in favour of defined-contribution (DC) ones, where the employee bears the risk.
Progress abroad Other European countries introduced social insurance systems with higher earnings-related benefits after the war, a system that Beveridge rejected in favour of flat-rate contributions for flat-rate benefits.
This preliminary observation is in favour of a mechanical contribution of eEF1As to prostate cancer cell growth.
3.40pm: Cable says that he is in favour of a progressive graduate contribution.
However, only recently has a paradigm shift arisen in favour of acknowledging the complex contribution of environmental change in migration processes (Black et al. 2011; McLeman and Smit 2006; Piguet 2012; Piguet et al. 2011).
On 15 September the government ditched its election policy to impose a $500,000 lifetime cap on non-concessional contributions in favour of a $100,000 annual cap.
