Eden, by then prime minister, had told the Queen that any marriage between the two would not receive parliamentary sanction and that if it took place, a bill would be set out to deprive Princess Margaret of her rights of succession, her title and her Civil List entitlement.
These are ideas that are being proposed by the Bush administration in an attempt to change the civil service entitlement philosophy within the federal government.
Gay couples already have virtually the same legal entitlements through civil partnerships that heterosexual couples have through marriage.
What is more, educating women of their rights and entitlements within civil society goes a long way in mobilizing them and triggering a sense of responsibility toward other women.
But that entitlement to civil liberties, in many cases, is functionally revoked when you're incarcerated.
The response has produced a louder American rage and a new spin on civil unrest: the utter entitlement of incivility.
As part of the reform package, the government has agreed to dispense with the link between age and compensation, effectively increasing the rate at which younger civil servants accrue their potential entitlement.
What's new, however, is the way Trump and other right-wing populists have stretched this disaffection, which might ordinarily have powered a new left, to encompass what might be called the three angers: over immigration, the expansion of civil rights, and middle-class entitlement programs.
[ 26] Indeed, for civil society healthcare is an entitlement, a fundamental human right, not the bonus of charity or discretionary spending.
Women are given the impression that discriminatory verdicts have legal validity and are not made aware of more equitable entitlements according to U.K. civil law.
