Sentence examples for defined entitlements from inspiring English sources

These offices often track postdocs as they enter the university system, ensuring that newly appointed postdocs are given one of a small handful of standardized titles, each with clearly defined entitlements.

At designated family duty stations, selected NETI participants may be able to bring their recognized family members/dependents and be eligible to certain defined entitlements.

§ 102.143 "Adversary adjudication" defined; entitlement to award; eligibility for award.

It has ended the open ended duty of care, and introduced the notion of time limits and defined entitlement.

DeMott discusses the doctrines that define entitlements to indemnification.

So the way I'm defining entitlement here is this belief that this is the way things are and should always be and we tend, once we're successful, we tend to sort of think that we deserve what we have.

However, secondary legislation on professional contracts goes some way towards defining entitlement to specific services.

Firstly, governments will need to define individuals' entitlements by formally stating the parameters of government safety nets and program entitlements, including any means-tested co-payments (contributions by individuals to the costs of their care), and right-of-access to publicly-funded services for those who cannot afford to pay.

These terms are undeniably anti-Aboriginal sovereignty and assimilationist, validating the coloniser's licence to dictate and define our entitlements.

She continued: "It allows the past to define our entitlements in the present; it relies on a belief in the justice of inheritance...

Until recently this system was used more to define specific entitlements and prohibitions to services and payments than to manage healthcare provision directly.