Sentence examples for entitlement tests from inspiring English sources

It is meaningless to talk of encouragement and personal responsibility if you ignore barriers such as prejudiced recruiters (or, indeed, if you hold benefit entitlement tests at centres with no disabled access).

We estimated socioeconomic status by using the main occupation of the person or their spouse and by establishing whether the resident was publicly funded by a means tested entitlement.

Ms. Kerr says there are a couple of factors that can test for entitlement traits, such as resourcefulness and adaptability.

Likewise, entitlement reform requires means-testing the giant Social Security and Medicare programs, not merely squeezing the far smaller safety net in areas like Medicaid and food stamps.

Such a plan should also include more means-testing of entitlement programs and adequate funds for programs like food stamps, Head Start and Medicaid that address the needs of low-income families.

Access to primary healthcare was assessed using entitlement to a means tested medical card which provides free access to general practitioner (GP) care and heavily subsidised prescribed medicines.

Entitlements without means-testing unite us into one country.

But they should do more than wait: in the event of presidential inaction, reformers should blame Mr. Obama for the lack of progress and work to make entitlements a litmus-test issue in the Republican presidential primaries.

Republicans, who have control of the House and the ability to throttle the Senate, will not tax the rich, will not end corporate subsidies, will not means-test entitlements and, most of all, will not spend the nation's money on government programs that work.

The resolution of entitlements (through means testing Medicare and raising the age of retirement) could have dramatically positive effects for the economy at large.

An important vehicle for realizing that change will be to means-test and voucherize entitlement programs.