Sentence examples for the qualifying age from inspiring English sources

The qualifying age for Social Security has risen to sixty-seven".

He also wants to lower the qualifying age by which homegrown players must have trained in England by three years, from 21 to 18.

Sadly, as the film points out, 60 has ceased to be the qualifying age thanks to the government changing the rules.

The pricing set in 2011 not only raised the annual senior membership fee to $25 from $10, but also raised the qualifying age, to 62 from 55.

Equally important, the party's youth section - a Militant redoubt - has been reorganised by lowering the qualifying age, abolishing the old annual Young Socialists' conference and reforming the election of the youth representative on the NEC.

The chancellor raised the qualifying age for the shared accommodation rate (SAR), the lowest housing benefit payment, from single claimants under 25 to those under 35, in a £215m cut that reaches 62,000 households.

Bismarck in fact selected 70 as the minimum qualifying age when he established the world's first social security system in 1889.

Despite being nine years over the Saga qualifying age of 50, I was the youngest present.

When Social Security was created, few received benefits–in fact, by the time he reached qualifying age, the average beneficiary would have been dead two years.

The first objection to the employment of a determinate qualifying age such as 18 assumes that there is some age at which the relevant capacities are acquired but maintains that it is not 18.

In 2011, that translated to 60% of Australians of qualifying age.