Sentence examples for of pensionable age from inspiring English sources

"This new pensions legislation will only apply to people of pensionable age from 2016 onwards, meanwhile the pensioners already condemned to poverty under the current system will continue to struggle to make ends meet through means testing, it's shambolic".

Susannah Clements Deputy chief executive, CIPD  Ros Altmann, the older workers' champion at the Department of Work and Pensions, suggests that people of pensionable age should quit and start their own businesses, leaving jobs for younger people.

Everyone involved is of pensionable age.

Odder still is that both are of pensionable age.

Many are of pensionable age yet remain keen to maintain control.

In 2006 7% of them were of pensionable age; in 2010 less than 2% were.

Therefore, the use of a pensionable age of 67 increases the amount of economic loss per nurse by 38%.

Therefore, the use of a pensionable age of 67 increases the amount of economic loss per doctor by 38%.

This is fair enough: it's certainly the only way the NHS is going to cope in 25 years' time, when the number of adults of state pensionable age is expected to exceed the number of children by 34percentnt.

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.

"In 2008, there were 3.2 people of working age for every person of state pensionable age.