Sentence examples for pension in case from inspiring English sources

The man's son, now 73, told officials that he continued to collect his father's pension "in case he returned one day".

The law would give people health benefits, a right to the deceased partner's pension in case of death, and all the other rights and obligations usually reserved for married couples.

The indirect costs were mainly based on productivity loss due to sick-leave, and also productivity loss due to disability pension in cases of prolonged reduced work capacity.

The government insures pensions in case an employer defaults, but its coverage is limited, and the limits for multiemployer pensions are exceptionally low -- just $12,900 a year for a worker who is 65 when his or her pension plan fails.

When the union had two far shorter walkouts last January and February, Mr. Toussaint said repeatedly that a central issue was protecting jobs and pensions in case the city awarded the bus contracts to other companies.

But the players wanted the owners to guarantee the pension fund in case of a future shortfall.

The monitors felt the city should have either left the extra money in the pension funds, in case of an economic slowdown, or used it to reduce the city's debt.

"I think the fact that we sold it as extremely important to players may have worked against us," he said, citing the owners' reluctance to bail out the pension fund in case of a shortfall.

The government also reduces pensions in cases where a company has sweetened its plan less than five years before going bankrupt, and in certain other cases.

Others have pointed out that a £40,000 pension pot will provide a pathetically low pension in any case.

Furthermore, we had the exact date for the granting of disability pension in each case.