adjective
COLLOCATIONS FROM CORPUS
■ NOUN
pension
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The original Conservative proposal had been to unload all secondary or graduated pensions on to the private sector.
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You can only get a graduated pension based on your own personal contributions.
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In 1959 the Conservatives introduced a very limited graduated pension scheme.
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Anyone over 18 and earning more than £9 a week at that time will probably be entitled to a small graduated pension .
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Known as the Boyd-Carpenter scheme, employees made graduated contributions towards a graduated pension .
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She may also get half of any of his graduated pension .
EXAMPLES FROM OTHER ENTRIES
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graduated rates of income tax
EXAMPLES FROM CORPUS
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In setting the final rates of conversion, a distinction was made between graduated levels of personal savings and assets and liabilities.
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Some kind of graduated assessment or testing was a feature of 14 of the schemes.
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The graduated scheme gave worse value to women than to men, on the grounds that we retire earlier and live longer.
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This may be no more than a judgement of which line on a graduated scale a movable needle is nearest to.
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Two main types were developed, depending on whether water flowed out of or into a graduated vessel.
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You can only get a graduated pension based on your own personal contributions.