Sentence examples for cash entitlements from inspiring English sources

As a result vulnerable claimants often went weeks without cash entitlements.

The insurer believes that 20,000 former members - who are probably abroad - have failed to take up cash entitlements worth £18m.

In-work cash entitlements increased under this reform but eligibility to in-kind child nutrition programmes was lost for some households.

Beyond refusing to facilitate trading, Coinbase also said it wouldn't allow customers storing original Bitcoin on its platform to claim their Bitcoin Cash entitlement.

The 1988 reform also involved an expansion of Family Credit so that cash entitlement levels were typically higher by approximately two thirds: average awards were around £15 per week prior to the reform and £25 after.

That's almost certainly a response to anger from Coinbase customers, who threatened to move their coins elsewhere and, in some cases, take legal action over their Bitcoin Cash entitlement.

In a recent initiative to increase skilled attendance at delivery, the Government of India has introduced a conditional cash transfer scheme, the Janani Suraksha Yojana, under which women who choose institutional delivery may claim a cash entitlement.

In 1988 the U.K. reformed the main in-work transfer programmes for low income households with children: the value of cash transfer entitlements were increased but conditional eligibility to associated in-kind nutrition programmes for children was removed.

The major distinguishing feature of claiming cash programme entitlements is the high costs of claiming, as indicated above, compared to the small additional costs of claiming an associated in-kind transfer.

And more generally, I agree with Ken Clarke that there should be a careful balance of incentives between cash, share entitlements and options, for example; and between immediate compensation and longer-term incentives".

Here, we adopt structural assumptions on preferences to allow us to identify the costs, borne by the single mother, associated with each transfer programme and so enable us break down the effects of the 1988 reform into those due to changes in cash programme entitlement levels and those due to changes in the in-kind programme eligibility rules.