Since companies do not buy software, only entitlement rights to it, he said, they can waste a lot of money by unintentionally becoming "overlicensed" or face penalties and even legal action by providers if they are insufficiently licensed.
Three characteristics are relevant in this context: the amount of the pension that the system provides, the pattern of benefits associated with each age of retirement, and the entitlement rights that define the conditions to be met to be able to claim a pension at each age.
All health facilities must display a Citizens Charterr noting the health service and other entitlement rights that people have; notably, this was absent in the 'low-performing' health district in Bangladesh.
With community members, the Victoria Aboriginal Health Service (VAHS) advocates for social services, housing, and employment benefits to ensure that Aboriginal entitlement rights are respected; and VAHS has been a catalyst for Aboriginal communities elsewhere to develop their own community-controlled health services (Melbourne, Australia).
That is the one of the hardest questions at the interface of law and religion, because it involves a contest between two sorts of entitlement: the right of employees to band together and assert their interests, and the right of religious bodies to enforce their own rules.An important ruling on this subject was handed down today.
The belief in that entitlement continues right to the present.
He had that entitlement, that right to be heard, as did his sibling.
"That's the entitlement generation right there".
It is "an individual entitlement — the right to receive reimbursable medical services from any qualified provider," she wrote.
Safe motherhood and childhood is an entitlement and right of every woman, every family, every unborn and newborn child regardless of where they live or their household incomes," stressed UNICEF Representative to Malaysia and Special Representative to Brunei Mr. Youssouf Oomar.
