Sentence examples for retirement front from inspiring English sources

Certainly, the numbers indicate that not all is rosy on the retirement front.

"States Aim Ax at Health Cost of Retirement" (front page, Feb. 14) describes steps taken by cities and states to control employee health care costs.

Mr. Edwards's proposals on the retirement front came two weeks after one rival for the nomination, Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton, proposed a retirement plan that would create 401 k -style accounts with a dollar-for-dollar government match on the first $1,000 saved by workers earning up to $60,000 a year, with lesser matches for those earning more.

What was a minor gag in 2010's "Red" has become a major thread in "Red 2," with the issues of aging and retirement front and center.

The report that overtime earnings as a result of the World Trade Center attack will lead to a record number of police retirements (front page, Nov. 2) could be turned into a blessing by the new mayor.

This year she came out of retirement to front a campaign for Manchester cancer care, and reveal the terrible truth that her cancer was back.

But the debate over Social Security is also coming at a time when the Enron collapse has given people second thoughts about the security of their 401(k) plans and put the issue of retirement security front and center.

Manny Pacquiao pounded Oscar De La Hoya toward retirement in front of 15,001 people last month in Las Vegas.

The disturbing news on the retirement savings front is that more than a third of respondents (37percentt) reported having absolutely nothing set aside for retirement.

The forecast is for rain on Sunday, which often leads to a chaotic race in Brazil and the chance for the smaller teams to benefit from retirements in front of them.

Smith was a stridently vocal critic of the Mugabe government both before and after his retirement from front-line politics in 1987; he dedicated much of his 1997 memoirs, The Great Betrayal, to condemning Mugabe and UK politicians.