Sentence examples for pension granted from inspiring English sources

Zinaida Trubetskaya, born to Sergei and Ekaterina in Siberia in 1837, survived to 1924, long enough to receive a government pension granted by Lenin himself in honor of her revolutionary father.

From the bonuses paid to executives at AIG, a monumentally failed insurer, to the expensive tastes of John Thain, a former head of Merrill Lynch, and the huge pension granted to Sir Fred Goodwin, a former boss of RBS, pay has captured the public's attention, far more than the banks' many other failings.Managers admit privately that things got way out of line.

It began with a pension granted to Ben Jonson by James I in 1616, confirmed and increased by Charles I in 1630 (when an annual "butt of Canary wine" was added, to be discontinued at the request of Henry James Pye made laureate in 1790 who preferred the equivalent in money).

It is not that I am especially interested in naval history, but I have always been intrigued by an old newspaper report that the parents of my great-great-grandmother were "the last recipients of the pension granted for so many lives to the descendants of Sir Cloudesley Shovell".

A virtual prisoner in St . Petersburgs Marble Palace, he subsisted on a pension granted to him by Catherine.

For the next twelve years, Clementina and Charlotte continued to live in various French convents, supported by the 10,000 livre pension granted by James Stuart.

According to a newspaper forecast of the new decrees, all pensions granted to veterans and war widows, with the exception of those classed as permanent invalids or totally incapacitated for work, are to be reduced by 3percentnt, with an estimated savings of 150,000 francs.

Hearing and tinnitus diagnoses also had a higher proportion of disability pensions granted during the year (Table  3).

From the Swedish Social Insurance Agency: data on all benefits for sickness absence (start and end date, diagnoses), disability pensions granted in 2005, and old-age pension.

In the Finnish retirement scheme, pensions granted after the age of 63 years are no longer based on disability but on age alone.

For example, one study found confounding by familial factors in the association between physical work characteristics and later disability pensioning granted for low back pain disorders [ 38], although such confounding was not seen in the relationship between psychosocial work characteristics and disability pensioning granted for low back pain [ 39] or mental [ 40] disorders.