Sentence examples for entitlement model from inspiring English sources

The first step is to move the two programs away from their current unsustainable defined-benefit entitlement model to a fiscally sound defined-contribution model.

This "apprenticeship-certification-entitlement" model is at the core of the current postdoc controversy.

In their model, entitlements account for roughly half of the decline in fertility, and 60 percent of the difference between European and American fertility.

The cross-complaint describes Lamar as "the founder of Beats headphones, its design and corporate identity" and argues that his royalty entitlement should include future models of Beats with a design similar to the originals, instead of just a subset of the original design.

Nonetheless, the city's ambitious embrace of pre-K as a universal entitlement is serving as a model for other cities to attempt their own smaller-scale efforts to tackle early education.

Our second hypothesis is that an earlier age of the legal entitlement enhances the accessibility of childcare (Model 3).

Once a settled pattern of possession emerges, we simply draw an arbitrary line and say, 'Property entitlements start from here.' The model has important normative consequences for the present as well.

Its design is based on the Bismarck model, where social insurance entitlements are proportional to the mandatory contributions made by workers and their employers (Ribe et al. 2012).

Doxastic (and sub-doxastic) venture models of faith need entitlement conditions, to ensure that not just any 'leap of faith' is permissible the Jamesian account already mentioned (Section 7) aims to meet this need.

When controlling for the interaction effect of legal entitlement age and self-proclaimed income, the model does not improve.

So what is Mr. Gingrich's model for reform of the American entitlement system?