In most rich countries raising the pension age to, say, 70 by 2025, and thereafter linking it to life expectancy (which keeps on increasing), would go a long way towards reducing the government's structural deficit.In America Social Security is known as the "third rail" of politics: state pensions electrocute any politician who touches them.
Fry's next play, The Tower, written in 1939 for Tewkesbury abbey, was also seen by Eliot, with whom Fry's name was thereafter indissolubly linked.
Soon after the battle, he married the daughter of a prominent Athenian, and his activities were thereafter inextricably linked with that city until his death.
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(This coronation marked the restitution of the Holy Roman Empire, with which Bohemia was linked thereafter for many centuries).
Although Getz thereafter inevitably was linked with bossa nova, he rarely returned to the form after the early 1960s.
Real names were collected only on informed consent forms; thereafter unique numbers linked participants and interview transcripts.
The subsequent rise in the number of measles cases, which nearly doubled between 1998 and 1999 and remained elevated thereafter, appeared to be linked to the increasing pool of unvaccinated individuals in the population, says Vincent Jansen, a mathematical biologist at Royal Holloway University of London.
Democratic Party emails were hacked shortly thereafter by an operation linked to the Kremlin.
