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Meanings of old-age pensioner in English
Elderly person.
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Examples for "senior"
Examples for "senior"
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A senior government source said: We know what companies' investment criteria is.
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A senior diplomat said of Friday morning's result: We want a deal.
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Free public transport for senior citizens has been introduced in Northern Ireland.
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One senior Republican said an agreement could come today, though hurdles remain.
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A senior health official acknowledged a greater pace of change was needed.
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Objective: Inflammation is key risk factor for several conditions in the elderly.
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There remains, however, room for improvement among elderly stage III-IV FL patients.
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Conclusion: Warfarin treatment in primary health care is prevalent among the elderly.
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Background: Sacopenia is a common problem in elderly with the adverse outcomes.
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Background: Pneumococcal disease is most prevalent among young children and elderly adults.
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There are, at present, four workers in the economy for every pensioner.
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A pensioner died following a fire in his home, gardaí said yesterday.
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The days of the politically feeble old-age pensioner are, I think, numbered.
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It was one of several initiatives intended to boost pensioner's retirement income.
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But satire disturbed not the calm equanimity of the pensioner and placeman.
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Portland retiree Jean Mullen, 74, said that without pressure nothing would change.
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The largest concessions come from changes to public pensions and retiree healthcare.
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Guadalupe Martinez, a 64-year-old retiree, said she was still shaking from shock.
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An attorney representing the retiree committee would not comment on the decision.
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Wendy Morrison, a retiree from Manchester, England, may typify an international traveler.
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But the man whose footsteps we're following is no ordinary senior citizen.
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The most tattooed female senior citizen is Charlotte Guttenberg from the US.
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He is a very senior citizen to spend five weeks ferrying drinks.
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He had also gone on a waiting list for a senior citizen's home.
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Without us quite realizing it, our eternal puppy had become a senior citizen.
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To an elderly person a sprained ankle necessitates lying up for weeks.
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I rather miss her, now that I am again an elderly person.
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Practically every day another elderly person is murdered in the West of Ireland.
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Suddenly a grave, elderly person appeared in the midst of them.
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An elderly person is confined to living in one room in a house.
Usage of old-age pensioner in English
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The days of the politically feeble old-age pensioner are, I think, numbered.
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And Charles Morgan's mop looked as if he had slain an old-age pensioner.
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Sir, - I write as an old-age pensioner, a citizen and a resident of Dalkey for 45 years.
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I am really an old-age pensioner, not a mouse.. What do I look like?...
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The trend is set to gather momentum tomorrow with the record entries including an Olympic Games record breaker, two 12year- olds and old-age pensioner.
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An old-age pensioner charged with shooting three teenagers after a stone-throwing attack on his home last Friday night was released from prison yesterday.
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Hope was the nickname of an acronym: Hedge funds for Old-Age Pensioners.
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We are a married couple, both old-age pensioners, with four grown-up children.
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The Zimmers are a rock act comprised of 40 British old-age pensioners.
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Old-age pensioners suffer because they lack the clout of unions and other organisations.
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So, in the past four years, the old-age pensioners received a £28 a week increase.
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The Irish Pensions Board recommended the Government pay an extra £23 a week to old-agepensioners.
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Give the non-contributory old-age pensioners a decent rise, instead of the miserable few pence we got.
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The Irish Pensions Board has recommended the Government pay an extra £23 a week to old-agepensioners.
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Labour Party TD Ms Liz McManus today said that some health boards were guilty of robbing old-age pensioners.
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Some Britons are indignant because the Government took nothing from the last Budget for the hard-hit old-age pensioners.