The DH also publishes a guide to help with health costs — HC11 — detailing entitlement for all age and income groups.
It was illustrative of how Mr. Ryan, a leader of House Republicans who has offered detailed plans to alter entitlement programs and cut taxes, has instantly become an ideological lightning rod in the presidential race.
Further detailed information on legal entitlements, regulations and barriers to health care for asylum-seekers in Germany can be found in other publications [ 5].
Entitlements to medical care are detailed in the Asylum-Seekers' Benefits Act (AsylbLG), a national law which restricts access to health care.
I think we need a curriculum that is based more on a framework of entitlements and outcomes, rather than highly detailed in terms of this is what you must teach at this stage.
Indeed, the general image of an entitlement program seems to be of a federal statute that imposes detailed and rigid standards of beneficiary eligibility in return for a federal contribution to state financing of transfers of cash, goods, or services.
Like property entitlements more generally, the law does not regulate self-help in as detailed a fashion as it could if delineation were costless.
Marion Fourcade and her co-authors detailed how economists' objective view of their academic supremacy is linked with their subjective sense of authority and entitlement.
The legislative authority, however, does not define in detail the entitlements of the insured persons, but regulates the procedures with which the institutions of self-governance and the contractual partners determine the scope of SHI services [ 8].
Desperate for work, most of these caregivers do not demand contracts detailing terms of payment, daily breaks, health benefits, vacations and other entitlements.
