Sentence examples for assigned entitlements from inspiring English sources

For our definition of KPIs, we intensively examined a criticality value for every employee based on his currently assigned entitlements.

A simple example for such an algorithm would be to detect all entitlements assigned to not more than a certain percentage of employees.

An individual's needs are assessed and they are assigned a care level which determines their entitlement.

So the entitlement is not seen as assigned merely by convention; it is instead established by the need, within critical thinking, for knowledgeable self-attributions.

The number hospital days and dementia-specific drug prescriptions also declined continuously from care level 1 to care level 3, but here individuals with no care level entitlement had lower volumes of service use than those assigned to a care level.

Assigned Reading.

Parameters assigned.

For countries that do not provide either of these services, we assigned the start of compulsory education (pre-primary or primary) as the corresponding value in both variables, because compulsory education means both legal entitlement and free access to school.

Thus, accounting for production within this entitlement, with the individual as both the receiver and consumer, would not change the relations between generations in a CEA; both retired and employed people would be assigned approximately the same production value to be subtracted from the intervention cost.

Women in the prenatal diagnosis and birth cohorts were assigned to two groups according to their age at expected date of delivery: (1) 37 years and over in keeping with Victorian public sector policy on entitlement to publicly funded prenatal diagnosis, and (2) 36 years and younger.

Wouldn't it be plausible to assign primary responsibility for "diversity management" to cities, for social welfare entitlements to states, and for migration policies to the European Union or similar unions of states in other global regions, such a South America?