Sentence examples for a contractual entitlement from inspiring English sources

Under British tax law, bonuses that are part of a contractual entitlement have to be paid on the due date.

Water, as a public good, should be a responsibility of government; its allocation to users should be made a contractual entitlement that is both temporary and tradable.

According to a BBC spokesman, the new taxi policy will apply to all BBC employees, including executives, unless they have it as a contractual entitlement.

But the pension, as Crosby says, was a contractual entitlement; and not all his pot was accumulated during his years at HBOS.

"The real question about the pension for Fred Goodwin is not the debate about whether you should undo a contractual entitlement.

Mr Lowe said: "These costs were a contractual entitlement out of the council's hands.

The next government should review the market for teacher training; identify the right pay and reward incentives to attract the best into shortage subjects; target better the schools that need great teachers most; and make continuous specialist professional development a core contractual entitlement – with exposure for all to the best in research and innovation.

Legal advice supports this position, and lawyers have been clear that awarding a further month's salary for special advisers in this position would constitute a payment above the contractual entitlement," Manzoni said.

Thomson defended the size of her severance payout, on top of a £2m pension pot, saying it was her "contractual entitlement" and she did a "very big responsible job, I could have earned a lot more if I was working for ITV".

But he says Thompson did not get a penny more than his contractual entitlement.

Patten also added that the amount received by departing senior BBC executives that was beyond their contractual entitlement "is a lot less than the figures we are talking about in the Digital Media Initiative [project]".