Sentence examples for obligatory retirement from inspiring English sources
Until a little over four years ago, the obligatory retirement age for BBC staff was 60.
The state's high court has an obligatory retirement age -- 70 -- for justices, and Justice Daniel A. O'Hern is to reach that milestone on May 23rd, giving Governor Whitman a spot to fill on the court.
As many future, almost 70-year-old workers may eventually discover, strategies for reducing age prejudice and intergenerational resentment have failed – largely through not existing – to keep pace with deferments of state pensionable age and the end of obligatory retirement.
One of the laws lowers the obligatory retirement age for judicial officials from 70 to 62, which the Commission said would enable the government to replace 10% of the country's judges and 25% of its notaries.
I bitterly resented and objected to this obligatory retirement, but even almost 10 years after the verdict, I still feel it hard to accept and consider the obligatory abdication of my research and teaching duties as unjustified, penalizing and discriminatory.
Mexico, for instance, introduced obligatory, privately managed retirement-savings accounts for its private-sector workers in 1997.
There is obligatory scatology.
* The obligatory druid interview.
