Sentence examples for pension both from inspiring English sources

Hormonal treatment also increased the risk for sickness benefit 3 but not 5 years after diagnosis (RR = 1.21, 95% CI 1.04 1.41, and RR = 0.93, 95% CI 0.76 1.12 respectively), but did, in contrast to chemotherapy, have an effect on the risk for disability pension both 3 or 5 years after diagnosis (RR = 1.47, 95% CI 1.19 1.80, and RR = 1.40, 95% CI 1.13 1.72 respectively) (data not shown).

There was also an increased probability to be on disability pension, both partial, time-limited, and permanent.

The average pension (both DP and retirement pension) in Russia was 2569 Rubles (103 USD) per month in 2005.

A total of 325 transitions were into partial benefits, of these 240 were partial sick leave/medical rehabilitation allowance, and 85 were partial disability pension, both time-limited and permanent.

Additionally, two large prospective Scandinavian population studies have described an association between mental impairment/psychiatric diagnosis among young men (at conscript, age 18 and 19) and risk of disability pension both early and later in adulthood.

The amount paid as pension, both the lump sum and the monthly instalments, is based on the salary level and the number of years of service.

But the main reason for this trend is the increasing generosity of pensions, both public and private.

But it would require visionary courage and a commitment to the true simplification of pensions, both conspicuous by their absence in recent years.

Pensions both ensure that workers can retire with financial dignity and are important investors in our economy.

Pensions, both private and public alike, are massively underfunded and burdened with return targets of 6-86-8%en 30 year U.S. Treasury Bonds yield 3%. Infrastructure is in a sweet spot: public sector needs and private capital wants can come together to generate jobs and public goods to benefit all Americans.

A double is $50, in the pension $35, both with breakfast and tax.