Sentence examples for increasing pensions from inspiring English sources
The party also wants to keep the so called "triple lock" on increasing pensions but would restrict winter fuel payments.
He also undertook a full-throated populist campaign, increasing pensions and military salaries and promising an avalanche of new government spending.
However, the Greek prime minister, Alexis Tsipras, faced criticism from within his coalition government over compromise proposals that will raise €8bn by increasing pensions contributions, phasing out early retirement, hiking corporation tax and raising some rates of VAT.
The government has said that revenues from the new tax would create a more balanced economy by lowering the overall corporate tax rate, helping small businesses, increasing pensions and investing in infrastructure.
But Mr. Berg, president of the Realty Advisory Board, which bargains for the apartment house owners, said the two sides have moved closer together on one of the union's principal demands, increasing pensions for the 26,000 doormen, janitors and elevator operators who work in the apartment buildings.
Although the departing government has tried in recent months to address decelerating growth by easing bank loan restrictions, increasing pensions and offering tax breaks to small businesses, a lack of consensus among the top stewards of the economy has stymied a more muscular response, insiders say.
In addition, carmakers are facing increasing pension liabilities.
But the restaurant got its way on not increasing pension contributions during the contract's three years.
Around that time the US, the Netherlands, Germany, Denmark and Spain will all be increasing pension ages to 67, and Ireland's pension age will be 68," she said.
Yet a declining population brings with it a lack of growth and economic activity, reduced revenues and an increasing pension deficit.
She spent heavily on the problems of the poor, initiating a universal child-benefit plan and increasing pension payments for the elderly.
