Sentence examples for which retired from inspiring English sources

The miners' pension fund is a public sector scheme in which retired workers are promised an income linked to their final salary.

Strong collusive bonds were built between the industry and regulators by the practice of "amakudari," or " descent from heaven," in which retired government officials received comfortable jobs at the companies they regulated.

Hyde-Smith, who was appointed to the Senate in the spring, faces Democrat Mike Espy in Tuesday's runoff to fill the remaining two years of the term to which retired Republican Thad Cochran was elected.

Republicans are more disposed to a corporate or military model in which retired executives or generals are often kept around, brought back as advisers or re-deployed in times of crisis.

Re "Teacher Ratings Get New Look, Pushed by a Very Rich Observer" (front page, Dec. 4), about the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation's project to expand the use of video to rate teachers: It is naïve to think that a "cottage industry," in which "retired principals, or even expert teachers" score thousands of hours of teacher videos, will improve teaching.

The solemnity of the process by which retired ballplayers are considered for embronzing, the piousness of many veteran voters about the standards being upheld, not to mention the intemperate rebuttals from progressive critics — for me, these elicit a yawn, and some deflecting perspective.

Mr. Zander cautioned against holding any concentrated stock position, which many retired executives have in the companies where they worked.

One such event was a prayer breakfast this year at which a retired lieutenant general, William G. Boykin, was slated to speak.

He works the crowd, which includes retired teachers, current and former farmworkers and a sheriff from Greenville, as he ferries $2 cans of beer.

But thankfully it delivers, being a handsome, smart, adult mystery, in which a retired legal counsellor (Darín) delves into the past to deal with an unresolved murder case.

Eleven people, including retired railroad workers, doctors and a pension agency employee, were charged in 2011 with taking part in the scheme, in which the retired workers falsely claimed to have disabling injuries, entitling them to higher pension payouts.