Sentence examples for pension difficulties from inspiring English sources

United Airlines' pension difficulties may be significantly greater than the airline has disclosed to its investors and employees, according to documents filed in federal bankuptcy court.

Early last year, Congress gave companies relief from some of their pension difficulties, but that relief is scheduled to expire at the end of December.

When he mentioned the savings and loan crisis, in a meeting with reporters and editors of The Wall Street Journal, Mr. Snow cautioned that he did not want to overstate its similarities to today's pension difficulties.

Despite this shortfall, 21 states failed to make their full contribution to their pension funds over the past five years, according to Eileen Norcross of George Mason University in Washington, DC.Trouble in TrentonNew Jersey provides a prime example of America's pension difficulties.

Senior GPs are unhappy to bear the brunt of finger pointing – particularly considering the extensive reforms to the healthcare sector that they have weathered, from licence revalidation and pension difficulties to Care Quality Commission CQCC) inspections and new clinical commissioning groups.

The regulator has the power to pursue former company owners if they are seen to have left the pension in difficulties.

Ministers have hinted they might exclude the worst sinners from the new second-pension market.One difficulty for the review is posed by Mr Brown's budget last week.

In 2012, those government units spent about $60 billion in running the state, but Loury said that in order for the state to get back on track after its pension and budget difficulties, Illinois has to find ways to cut government spending at the 7,000 different levels.

At the other end of the age spectrum, state pensions systems face difficulties now, when there are four people of working age to each retired person.

Descriptive statistics will be used to assess any marked baseline imbalance in prognostic variables; age, gender, ethnicity, season, social deprivation (occupational pension (yes/no) and difficulty paying bills), Geriatric Depression Scale, perceived health status, Townsend Disability Score, weight, BMI, and percentage body fat.

The "No" campaign say the Scottish government couldn't afford the bill for state pensions as they are now, let alone improve them, and people's work pensions or occupational pensions will run into difficulties because of cross-border rules.