Sentence examples for basis of entitlement from inspiring English sources

"Withdrawal of funding at this late stage has made it impossible to substitute any insurance-based funding in the time available … This trial represent the only opportunity for these children by proving causation of injury to establish a basis of entitlement to compensation for their injuries".

While this evidence from Spain appears encouraging, it refers to the period prior to the introduction of a Royal Decree in 2012 changing the basis of entitlement for access to public healthcare services.

911, set out the duration of the period during which the Commissioner could make payments for grants made on the basis of entitlements under this subchapter.

The actual workweek is the basis of leave entitlement.

Each disabled widow er) beneficiary (DWB) receives benefits on the basis of the entitlement of a deceased spouse; the DWB must be at least 50 years old as well as meet the same medical criteria as disabled workers.

§ 406.5 Basis of eligibility and entitlement.

Confucianism argues that rulers should be chosen on the basis of merit, not entitlement, and that the governing class is not above the law, but rather, honor-bound to serve not their own but the people's interests.

But she is wrong to think that communities can be made more cohesive or equal by allocating housing on the basis of a "sense of entitlement" over genuine need.

1DAC receive benefits on the basis of a parent's entitlement as a "primary beneficiary"—a parent who is a disabled worker, retirement beneficiary, or deceased worker.

First, we assumed that permits would be shared out on the basis of equal per capita entitlements, with countries able to emit in proportion to their population (the "contraction and convergence" approach first proposed by the Global Commons Institute).

We do need an urgent discussion of how to make resource allocation more transparent, but replacing the long held progressive principle of redistribution on the basis of need with a vague notion of a "sense of entitlement" seems premature.