Campaigners say the review marks an opportunity to improve the maternity deal for British mothers, who are entitled to the equivalent of 8.6 weeks off on full pay, compared with a European average of 22 weeks.
"All we've requested is that foreign-owned financial institutions, which are full U.S. taxpayers and have suffered losses here, should be entitled to the equivalent tax treatment as U.S. institutions," said Yaron Z. Reich, a lawyer at Cleary Gottlieb Steen & Hamilton who represents the institute.
"Plaintiffs' argument is that minorities are entitled to either the equivalent of election law affirmative action or practices that are favored by political organizations dedicated to maximizing Democratic turnout".
"Plaintiffs' argument is that minorities are entitled to either the equivalent of election law affirmative action or practices that are favored by political organizations dedicated to maximizing Democratic turnout," defense attorneys wrote in their trial brief.
Generally speaking, a private company is entitled to keep the share equivalent to its contribution to its employees' insurance costs, said a Labor Department spokesman who requested anonymity, and is required to allocate the rebate to plan subscribers in the same proportion as those employees' premium contributions.
However many stadiums a team shares, it is entitled to receive data from an equivalent number of ballparks from every other participating team.
In some circumstances (to be assessed on a case by case basis, at our sole discretion) if you cancel your subscription before the end of the minimum term you will be entitled to a refund to the equivalent subscription value of the undelivered copies.
Every member has a passbook to record her savings and each is entitled to a short- or long-term loan equivalent to three times her shares, up to a maximum of 500,000 shillings.
He is entitled to at least a year's salary, equivalent to about $1.6 million, as well as a pension built up from 28 years at the company, which would be worth about $11 million when he reaches retirement age.
Each rural household is entitled to a maximum of 100 days of employment (or equivalent allowance) per year.
