NOUN
- an independent government agency responsible for the Social Security system
How To Use Social Security Administration In A Sentence
- The threshold amount is based on a definition developed by the Social Security Administration in 1964 and revised in 1969 and 1981 by interagency committees. The Population of the United States
- After the reform of administrative examination and approval, social security administration should begin with the work to reinforce supervision.
- I don't know about you, my reaction when Kitty Pilgrim reported that is that the Social Security Administration has to be out of its cotton-picking mind not to have advanced the interest of Social Security cardholders, which is all of us in this country, and to deal with that. CNN Transcript May 12, 2006
- The inspector general's office operates as the Social Security Administration's chief watchdog and takes a lead role in law-enforcement cases. Disability Claims in Puerto Rico Get New Scrutiny
- At first glance it looks as though the structure might belong to the Social Security Administration or some other elephantine bureaucracy.
- In his May decision, Ed W. Bankston said that the Social Security Administration "trampled upon the rights of this grievant," and her 90-day suspension was "arbitrary, capricious and a serious abuse of managerial discretion. Federal Diary: Union fights case of 'Little Rock 3,' charging discrimination
- In 1974, Social Security insurance was taken over by the Social Security Administration, and in 1983 an amendment allowed partial taxation of the benefits given to upper-income recipients.
- First, it's not really yours if it can be used only at the sufferance of the Social Security administration.
- She continued to work in a variety of jobs, including cardpunch operator and statistician, mostly with the Social Security Administration, until her retirement in 2000 at age 89. Narrator from Weaving Women's Words: Baltimore Stories
- The excuse for this bribery is the announcement by the Social Security Administration that, for the second year in a row, seniors will not get a cost of living increase in 2011. Buying the Senior Vote
