Sentence examples for entitled benefits from inspiring English sources

The report, entitled Benefits Stigma in Britain and commissioned by Turn2us, part of the anti-poverty charity Elizabeth Finn, examined more than 6,000 articles on social security between 1995 and 2011 from the major newspapers – the Times, the Mirror, the Guardian, the Independent, the Daily Mail, the Telegraph, the Sun and the Daily Express.

The FDIC alleged the companies illegally told troops they had to be deployed to receive entitled benefits and improperly required them to meet other tests.

You might think that I am making a joke of the swine flu, for my April 24 posting was entitled, Benefits of the Swine Flu Scare, followed on May 5 with Cinco de Mayo and the Swine Flu.

See related research by Paries et al., http://ccforum.com/content/16/4/R116 We read with interest the article entitled 'Benefit of a single recruitment maneuver after an apnea test for the diagnosis of brain death' by Paries and colleagues [ 1].

"There is poor communication between the council tax collection offices and the council tax benefits offices, which means people entitled to benefits are instead listed as debtors".

In Sweden, all residents aged 16 65 years who have income from work, unemployment benefits, parental benefits or student benefits are entitled to sickness benefits from the Swedish Social Insurance Agency, if unable to work due to disease or injury.

But this week she learned that in a reversal, the Department of Justice had determined that she was entitled to benefits under the Hometown Heroes Survivors Benefits Act.

Enterprises that deliver public goods are entitled to benefits: co-ops, like charities, provide public benefits, and it's reasonable that they be encouraged on that basis.

This universalist model of ECEC policy refers to the decommodification of social benefits (Esping-Andersen 1999), where every citizen is entitled to benefits, regardless of his/her contribution to the labour market.

Medicaid is now an open-ended entitlement, under which anyone who meets eligibility requirements is entitled to benefits.

These people, entitled to welfare benefits but unaware of their entitlement, may not have been picked up by the SDI.