Sentence examples for pension earned from inspiring English sources

He was earning more money in a month than his parents — retired laborers living on a pension — earned in a year.

Cynthia Blair said she relies on a $3,000-a-month pension earned by her husband, a police sergeant, who died in 2004.

Ex-senior Scotland Yard officer Mr Paddick, whose income is mainly a £63,000 police pension, earned £344,146 in three years to that date and paid £100,693 in income tax.

WHEN GERTRUDE JANEWAY died in 2003, she was still getting a monthly cheque for $70 from the Veterans Administration for a military pension earned by her late husband, John, on the Union side of the American civil war that ended in 1865.

(Defined-benefit plans, by contrast, traditionally have been structured so that the additional pension earned from working past a certain age is minimal).

In his note, he blamed "a collaborationist" government for cutting his pension, earned after 35 years of work as a pharmacist, to the extent that was no longer possible for him to survive with dignity.

Mrs. Kindle and her husband, Joseph, 70, a retired painter with a union pension, earn less than half of that amount.

Another concern is that currently nearly 7 million workers opt out of the state second pension, earning their employers a rebate from the government that would be worth an estimated £5.9bn in 2017 – money that they would lose under the new system.

More pensions earned by working Americans are threatened.

After all, both Michigan and Illinois have provisions in their constitution stating that pensions earned by public sector workers cannot be cut.

Illinois passed a law that sharply reduces the pensions earned by public workers hired after Jan . 1 2011 (except police and firefighters).