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* At the end of that period prisoners who "do not co-operate with the regime or engage in rehabilitation" will move onto a "basic level" of entitlement and will not be given in cell televisions or regular access to the gym.
Her first opportunity to cast a vote would have been in the General Election of 1929, after women and men had been given equal entitlement the previous year.
They work hard, play hard, imbued by a sense of acute entitlement that comes from having been given endless opportunity and encouragement from childhood.
Among the proposals being published by the Department for Education and Skills today in the report, Language Learning, are for all seven-year-olds to be given an "entitlement" to learn a language such as French, German or Spanish at primary school.
"We are grateful that so many of the staff there have been given their entitlements to recognise the decades of service to the ABC and its staff.
The government also interpreted this duty as creating an entitlement for low-income families to be given housing loans, scheduling repayments so that no more than 30% of income went on repaying them.
The second thing is the entitlement to benefits of £36 which are given to asylum seekers or migrants, which is a huge amount for people who have nothing in their lives".
His embarrassing courtroom outburst, during which he inexplicably called the voting rights bill a "racial entitlement," as if African Americans were being given some preferential treatment by having a constitutional right to vote, had undermined his argument, said Sen. Charles Grassley (R-Iowa).
