Sentence examples similar to right to pensions from inspiring English sources

In its election manifesto, INC promised "Right to Health", "Right to homestead", "Right to social security" and "Right to pension".

In the manifesto the party promised a "Right to Health", a "Right to homestead", a "Right to social security", a "Right to dignity and humane working conditions", a "Right to entrepreneurship" and a "Right to pension" and highlighted its achievements in bringing in a "Right to Information", MNREGA and the Food Security Bill.

The issue of women's rights to pensions is particularly important in the context of poverty, as women on average live longer than men.

Rights to property and to own a business are protected under international law, but automatic reciprocal rights to pensions, education grants and healthcare are not.

They meant that they enjoyed the same rights to pensions, benefits and inheritance as heterosexuals and had done for the past 10 years.

These mini-wars are likely to continue since Europe and Japan have their own versions of Pennsylvania and Ohio and their own retired workers who have vested rights to pensions that cannot be ignored by either their companies or by politicians.

This week one firm of financial advisers specialising in the gay and lesbian community began marketing a stakeholder Freedom pension which it says allows same-sex partners to enjoy the same rights to pension benefits as married couples.

This agency's role is to ensure the rights to pension payments after retirement for every individual in France who had health insurance from CNAMTS at least once during his or her life.

He asked how much time it will take to combine the rancour of the French contingent of baby-boomers infuriated by the threats to their pension nests, with that of the class of 2010, who were denied their right to earn pensions.

"While a public employee does have a 'vested right' to a pension, that right is only to a 'reasonable' pension — not an immutable entitlement to the most optimal formula of calculating the pension," wrote Richman, joined by Justices J. Anthony Kline and Marla J. Miller, both Gov. Jerry Brown appointees.

Sumitomo Trust must also battle other banks, foreign and local, for the right to manage pension funds and other large accounts.