Sentence examples similar to entitlement to capture from inspiring English sources

We allow programme participation to depend on the level of programme entitlements to capture the idea of "fixed cost stigma" in the terminology of Moffitt (1983).

C.K.G. coined the mnemonic TRAGEDIES (Temptation, Rationalization, Ambition, Group and authority pressure, Entitlement, Deception, Incrementalism, Embarrassment and Stupid systems) to capture the interlocking factors that can lead scientists astray2 (see 'A table of tragedies').

"You have to capture it".

So how to capture him?

No memento to capture.

Now, to capture it.

To capture 20% of students?

Make sure to capture it.

And, lastly, to properly capture the impact of the unemployment benefit system, we use workers' full employment history to measure their entitlement to contributory benefits.

Should rioters lose their entitlement to benefits?

Ipswich had no entitlement to it.