Sentence examples for prospective retirement from inspiring English sources

The principle of retroactive retirement is also different from that of prospective retirement.

Prospective retirement was pioneered by the columnist and conservative legend William F. Buckley, when he ran for mayor of New York, in 1965.

Buckley's prospective retirement from the mayoralty is a variation on a sentiment best expressed by Groucho Marx: "I don't want to belong to any club that would accept me as a member".

"By then you should have a clear idea of what assets you have and so can understand exactly what this will mean for your prospective retirement income," says Connolly.

How can you check out a prospective retirement haven before you make a big move and maybe a big mistake?

Prospective amendments in retirement rules should be oriented to link the possibility of retiring and the benefit rights not only to contribution efforts but also to life expectancy.

We compare athletes' prospective views before retirement (Torregrosa, Boixadós, Valiente, & Cruz, 2004) with their retrospective accounts ten years later.

First, we had prospective data on disability retirement, derived from national registers.

In this prospective study of retired employees from the French GAZEL occupational cohort, there was a finely graded relationship between higher occupational grade in mid-life and better quality of life 16 years later, following retirement.

In the years since Yao's retirement, many former and prospective N.B.A. players have gone to China to play professionally.

The purpose of this study was to reexamine the relationship between identity and athletic retirement using a longitudinal, prospective design.