retirements造句

I think Tim has some great ideas, like mini retirements, following a low information diet, etc.

When people did not enjoy long retirements and population growth was rapid, the optimal amount of government debt was zero.

They used to worked in Hongjiang Leather Shoes Company and then in Hongjiang Paper Mill Factory until retirements.

Before Song Dynasty, the Chinese society had not formed a intact and rigorous system of governments' officials' retirements from governments.

Messrs Gonzales and Rove and the rest of the Texas posse now have the luxury of spending their retirements in their home state.

Julia Coronado, an economist at BNP Paribas, reckons a wave of early retirements by state - and local-government staff and manufacturing workers may explain the latest downturn.

But while other, legal fund managers did not necessarily do anything criminal, they too have lost billions placed with them by investors savings for holidays or retirements.

We also considered, where possible, data on job satisfaction, turnover, and impending retirements, which crank up openings in jobs that may have only slightly above-average employment growth.

About 27% of them were trainees in 2009, a peak created by the hire of thousands of new controllers in the last few years to prepare for a wave of retirements.

If the Tories win, they will send a startling number of new MPs to Westminster, especially given the large number of impending retirements by sitting ones, voluntary and otherwise.