Developing countries would be entitled to increase emissions for a period, but, over time, the aim would be for all these entitlements to converge, thus enabling a net contraction of emissions.
A simple example for such an algorithm would be to detect all entitlements assigned to not more than a certain percentage of employees.
And, this sort of wellness drives home an entitlement to all the things from the "alternative worlds" that Goop and other purveyors of wellness are unearthing for their benefit.
To cut costs, first of all, use up any entitlement to free childcare.
Allowances: Ease the pressure on your bank balance First of all, use up any entitlement to free childcare.
Tessa Ross, the chief executive of the National Theatre, said the report made important points on "the diversity of the work on our stages, of our workforce and our audience, the need to enshrine arts education as an entitlement to all young people, including the most disadvantaged, and the desire of national organisations to extend our reach".
The view of UHC as a legal obligation imposed on all states that ratified the convention on the right to health [ 45], implies that UHC calls for all States to create legal entitlements to health care for all their residents [ 50, 55, 56], thereby placing the responsibility for the delivery of UHC on national governments [ 5, 17, 57].
But then he turns into a vigorous otherworldly machine committed to combating statism in all its variants, from bloated entitlements to executive surveillance to promiscuous war-making.
Universal population coverage is attained when there is no systemic exclusion of certain population groups (especially the poor and vulnerable) and when all residents enjoy the same entitlements to the benefits of public funding, irrespective of their political affiliations, nationality, race, gender, socio-economic status or geographic locations [ 2, 3, 6- 9].
As the economy improves, we need to cut spending, including all entitlement programs, to fix our long-term structural deficit.
