Sentence examples for saving called from inspiring English sources

Australia introduced compulsory workplace saving (called 'superannuation') long before Britain introduced auto-enrolment, but it does not require people to buy an annuity on retirement.

To evaluate the contribution of constellation shaping, we compare, for a fixed SNR, the maximal achievable rate calculated by the algorithm proposed in the previous section to the 'standard constellation' rate, whose symbols are used with equal probability, at the same SNR in terms of SNR saving (called SNR shaping gain).

The importance of also realizing the separate savings called for in the budget deal is why Mr. Obama plans to recommend "an ambitious, comprehensive and balanced deficit reduction plan," the report said.

They settled law matters via mediators, and their banking system for loans and savings, called Isusu, is also still used.

In July 2010, Beshear announced six mandatory, unpaid furlough days for most state employees in order to achieve the savings called for by the budget.

Savings: Call it cheap or economical, winter definitely does wonders for your travel budget.

However, she sliced off a section of her savings, calling it her "fun money," and decided to get a higher rate of return by investing it on her own.

The real rate required to raise demand enough to balance investment and saving is called the equilibrium real rate.

The odd thing about using a scythe now is that it saves you from the labor of that labor-saving device called the weed whacker.

Melida and Alfredo exhausted their savings and called their siblings for loans.

In German cities, one cannot turn the corner without coming upon one of the immensely popular savings banks, called Sparkassen.