previdential

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adjective

In Italy, of or pertaining to a social security, insurance benefits or a benefit plan.

Scrabble 18

Meanings

adjectiveprevidential (not comparable)
  1. not comparableIn Italy, of or pertaining to a social security, insurance benefits or a benefit plan.

    The previdential protection from "noise-induced deafness" is regulated byPresidential Decree of June 9th,75,n.482, […]

    1984, George C. Maling, Inter-noise: proceedings, Noise Control Foundation, page 1407
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    As regards this, charitable and social welfare societies that have the task of assisting workers in obtaining previdential services (6), can play an important role.

    1980, Presidency of the Councils of Ministers, Italy: Documents and Notes, page 112

    He illustrates now another part of the public expense in previdential field, the one to which the social security institutes — General Direction of the Ministry of Treasure — provide; […]

    1986, Istituto nazionale della previdenza sociale, Previdenza sociale, volume 42, page XVIII

    Between the proposals of the branch life we signal: -Euro Strong Pension: one optimal solution to previdential problem.... Moreover, if they had to happen you of the unexpected, you will have the certainty that your previdential plan will be free of charge.

    2007, Ina Assitalia

Origin

  1. Italianprevidenza“social security”
  2. Englishprevidential

From Italian previdenza (“social security”).

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