A bill to ease entitlement standards passed the Democratic House last session, but the Republican Senate decided there was too little time to consider it.
The court's chief prosecutor, Brenda Hollis, a former US military prosecutor, has dismissed allegations that witnesses had been paid as inaccurate, saying that they had only received the standard entitlement to court expenses.
There are strong incentives to stop working after this standard entitlement age.
Westminster also has an obligation over funding to meet that entitlement, and over standards in the profession.
Canadians overwhelmingly support universal coverage for health services and seniors' entitlement to high standards of care in long-term care facilities (LTCFs).
And this sexual entitlement and double standards (how could a girl who plays out a rape fantasy ever be given the privilege of consent; doesn't she relinquish that forever if she ever engages in rough play?) is the crux of the episode.
The inadequate income received by many educators in the study meant that they could not self-fund standard entitlements associated with employment.
A new NHS reform bill would establish an NHS constitution setting out what patients can expect from the health service, including entitlements to minimum standards of access, quality and safety.
Communities, and at times service providers themselves, lack information about national health standards, entitlements, and performance, which limits their capacity to monitor service delivery and healthcare providers' performance.
"Entitlements" — alternatively, "entitlement programs" — is now the standard descriptor for what ought to be called, more accurately and less tendentiously, social insurance.
In short, Tinder is a hotbed of objectification and entitlement based on conventional beauty standards.
