Sentence examples for and the entitlement of from inspiring English sources

Although we don't really like school league tables, given that we're stuck with them we welcome the inclusion of science in the benchmarks, and the entitlement of all pupils to study separate science disciplines.

"The religious studies GCSE is therefore incompatible with the rights of non-religious parents and the entitlement of young people to an education that does not indoctrinate them, even by omission.

The support includes direct and indirect financial subsidies and the entitlement of property rights of irrigation infrastructure.

The current system of policing and enforcing the entitlement of foreign nationals to free NHS care is chaotic and often out of control.

Here the miracle of the Lohans' baby was divinely ordained and fulfilled the entitlement of every woman to have a child.

The court of appeal decision, published online, upheld a previous decision by judge Greg Garde that the minister failed to consider, among other things, the role of the secretary of the Department of Health and Human Services in running the centre and the entitlements of detainees, which included the provision of welfare services.

For a man who goes on and on about the entitlement of the political establishment, his own sense of entitlement is never far from the surface.

Altogether, 757 (22.4%) of those with AD and diabetes received the entitlement of reimbursed diabetes medication after AD diagnosis.

But he is a man of vision whose desire to serve this nation is sincere and does not come from the entitlement of wounds.

The objectification of women feeds the entitlement of men and simultaneously reduces the status of women.

It has entrenched the entitlement of power and privilege above that of the aspiration to any true democracy.