Sentence examples for income provision from inspiring English sources

And it must also cater for people who will be poor throughout their lives.The Bank now calls for an "enhanced focus on basic income provision for all vulnerable elderly".

"For anyone who understands the risks involved in retirement income provision, it is clear that many of these people will find themselves in the same kind of control as a yachtsman in the middle of the Atlantic in a force nine gale," the report said.

I anticipate only a small effect on state budgets, though, because through the ACA, the Feds pay 100percentt of Medicaid costs for people who qualify via the ACA's income provision, although that gradually phases down to 90percentt in 2020 and remains at that level.

"It's best to look at a pension as providing the core of your retirement income provision and around that have ISAs to draw on to meet one-off and discretionary expenditure such as a holiday or a new car in retirement," Ms Sofat says.

Such statistics would reduce the centrality of Social Security benefits in broader retirement income provision and perhaps be seen as justifying benefit reductions for middle and upper-income retirees as a way to address Social Security's funding gaps.

Savings were observed in travel time, distance travelled, lost income, provision of an escort and waiting time.

The law's personal income provisions will cut taxes for more than 60percentt of residents in all 50 U.S. states and the District, according to the TPC analysis.

Meanwhile, blue states such as New York, California and New Jersey are among those with the fewest beneficiaries of the changes to the tax law's income provisions, although red states such as Georgia and Florida also have fewer beneficiaries than most.

North Dakota has the most residents coming out ahead, as 75percentt of that state's residents are projected to get a tax cut year because of the personal income provisions.

In the New York area, the dispute centered on longstanding guaranteed annual income provisions, and in Philadelphia and Baltimore and some other ports issues involved a proposal by a shipowner's organization for a lower wage scale for new employees.

The key issues that precipitated the dispute remain: a demand by the New York association for a reduction in guaranteed annual income provisions for dock workers, and by the council of associations that the union accept a lower wage scale for new employees.