Sentence examples for working age by from inspiring English sources

Japan will have 69 old people for every 100 of working age by 2035 (up from 43 in 2010), Germany 66 (from 38).

Government schemes in Mexico and Bangladesh, both cited in the report, have indeed enhanced school enrolment among children of "working age" by supplying money and monitoring attendance.

According to a recent survey by the German Chambers of Industry and Commerce there will be six million fewer Germans of working age by 2030.

Gates is now back with a far more modest proposal to raise premiums for 586,000 retirees of working age by $2.50 a month for individuals and $5 a month for families.

It said that while in 2014 there are 310 people of retirement age for every 1,000 people of working age, by 2039 there would be 370 for every 1,000 - increasing the burden on workers via national insurance and taxes.

In the longer term workers can take comfort from the fact that history may be on their side: in the rich world, low birth rates, an impending surge in retirements and caps on immigration could reduce the number of people of working age by 20-40%.

The country's population of working age (aged 16-59) fell by 2.44 million in 2013, according to the NBS.

Within two generations the number of people of working age increased by 37m and Japan went from ruins to the world's second-largest economy.

He has pledged to protect all pensioner benefits which means he needs to cut the £100bn welfare bill for working age families by over 10 per cent over the two year period.

Her mission is to communicate the value of internet connectivity to everyone in the country, and (via the campaign raceonline2012.org) to get everyone of working age online by 2012.

Within two generations the number of people of working age increased by 37m and Japan went from ruins to the world's second-largest economy.In the next 40 years that process will go into reverse (see chart 1).