Sentence examples for of the intergenerational from inspiring English sources

Perhaps the only legitimate use of the intergenerational correlation in income is to characterize economic mobility.

Stephen Burke, founder of the charity United For All Ages, points out the importance of the intergenerational connection.

Remember Dr Karl Kruszelnicki's ill-fated promotion of the intergenerational report when he warned about the gap between the government's tax receipts and its spending commitments?

With the recent release of the intergenerational report, the government confirmed that it aimed to keep the level of government debt at 13% of GDP.

He pushed her wheelchair into the prom court, then crowned Mrs. Blackman queen of the intergenerational prom at the Gurwin Jewish Geriatric Center in Commack.

Perhaps the most mysterious part of the intergenerational phenomenon is why teenagers seem to accept their parents' company at rock shows so easily.

The resolution of the intergenerational fiscal problem was a major public policy achievement of the reform era of the 1980s and 1990s.

Angus Hanton, the co-founder of the Intergenerational Foundation, said the findings "should act as a wakeup call to policymakers".

Ashley Seager, the co-founder of the Intergenerational Foundation, said: "The government must stop caving in to the old-age lobby and say enough is enough.

Urgent action must be taken as the baby boom cohort starts to retire," says Angus Hanton of the Intergenerational Foundation, a think-tank promoting equality between age groups.

The latest findings of the Intergenerational Foundation, to be published this week, highlight a sharply widening gap on its "fairness index" between people under 30 and those over 60.