Sentence examples for entitlement records from inspiring English sources

Finance Department entitlement records showed he claimed $10,449.83 "to attend the Singapore-Australia joint ministerial meeting and the defence ministers' dialogue" with the dates listed as 21 August to 23 August 2014.

Finance Department entitlement records showed he claimed $10,449.83 "to attend the Singapore-Australia joint ministerial meeting and the defence ministers' dialogue" from 21 August to 23 August 2014.

The department's entitlement records show Robert spent $1,091.49 on return flights from Brisbane to Townsville on 10 April 2013, the day the then Queensland premier, Campbell Newman, officially opened the Mount Carlton gold, silver and copper mine south-east of Townsville.

Two thousand refugees have received smart cards containing their benefit entitlement records and credit data.

The comedian confiscated the recording device and remarked that fans' entitlement to record his shows was part of the reason he largely stopped performing stand-up.

This came after The Times's editorial board backed Mr. Mack's Republican primary opponent, Representative Dave Weldon, in an endorsement that said Mr. Mack had "questionable work habits, a sense of entitlement and an undistinguished record in Congress".

Take control of your career and shift your expectations from one of entitlement -- like the record industry in the 1990s -- to the process of earned participation in today's talent communities.

Take-up is estimated by comparing HM Revenue and Customs records of likely entitlement to HS records of current beneficiaries.

I felt that if found a way to do that, then I would somehow earn the entitlement to make my own record".

In the face of record deficits, ballooning entitlement costs and an indefinite war, the government plans to subsidize part of the analog-to-digital switch.

Each region, in turn, needed records of individual entitlements, such as leave and family allowances.