Sentence examples for mounting pension from inspiring English sources

Mounting pension liabilities cause particular concern.

Cities and states struggle to meet mounting pension obligations.

As states and cities wrestle with mounting pension woes, some even seeking refuge in bankruptcy, Washington has mostly stayed on the sidelines.

Mr. Christie and others have warned that mounting pension and health care costs could eventually bankrupt the state and local governments.

This has contributed to weak growth and mounting pension obligations, major reasons Standard & Poor's downgraded Japan's sovereign debt rating on Thursday.

Public pension policy has grown increasingly polarized as municipalities and state governments face mounting pension costs at the same time that overall state revenues have constricted in the aftermath of the 2008 recession.

But he added that benefits like these cost the Treasury very little compared with "the mounting pensions bill... [so] we need to get more people getting private insurance, rather than relying totally on in the state".

Around 25% of the items sold in its shops are priced at $1 or less, with most other goods, including food and household products, under $10.Faced with the mounting cost of its pension commitments, Barclays became the latest big British company to propose closing its final-salary pension scheme to existing employees.

Many corporations are far more interested in gaining relief from liabilities mounting in their employee pension funds.

The causes of the schools' financial problems include pay rises, raised national insurance and pension contributions, mounting heating and lighting bills, as well as increased examination costs.

The hearing, by a subcommittee of the House Committee on Oversight and Government Reform, came at a time of mounting public frustration over pension rules that cushion some retirees, while others see their benefits shredded.