Sentence examples for entitlement for the from inspiring English sources

Some £1.4m is also due to Gammell, according to the company, because as he is no longer chief executive he is entitled to his contractual entitlement for the year – salary, benefits and bonus for 2010/11.

It was the country's first health-care entitlement for the general population.

Further attempts at fiscal stringency may hack away at other support programmes, including food stamps and Medicaid, a health-care entitlement for the poor.

The changes to Medicaid would be truly disastrous, transforming the healthcare entitlement for the nation's poorest into a block grant to the states with no coverage requirements.

Bush's only serious (that is, expensive) domestic program, as always, is yet another mammoth tax entitlement for the rich and the superrich.

The doctrine of spousal refusal, the report says, is "vulnerable to abuses that divert resources from Medicaid's legitimate purpose — serving as a safety net for the needy — and turn the program into an entitlement for the less needy".

And so we have mooted policy wearing the mask of creating a training "entitlement" for teachers, the real intent of which is to drum the (say 15,000 or so) "incompetent" teachers as suggested by Chris Woodhead out of employment.

We spend vast sums on entitlements for the rich elderly that do nothing to help mobility or narrow inequality.

Your promises to ringfence budgets, maintain welfare entitlements for the wealthy and row back on reform are unaffordable.

Millions of Britons are entangled in means-tested tax credits, housing benefits and entitlements for the jobless that can make it unprofitable to work.

She said Johnston had made "big-noting, self-serving, hypocritical speeches on Remembrance Day" but persisted in cutting pay and entitlements for the defence forces.