Sentence examples similar to entitlement to study from inspiring English sources

Although we don't really like school league tables, given that we're stuck with them we welcome the inclusion of science in the benchmarks, and the entitlement of all pupils to study separate science disciplines.

This is also consistent with the President's odd championing of a "bipartisan commission" to study entitlement "reform," where the focus appears to be on cutting Medicare and Social Security -- in effect gutting the Democrats' most substantial social legacy of 20th century.

Painters and musicians have long been protected in a similar way – it is both an entitlement and a necessity for creative people to study and refine their craft.

They also tackled entitlements to take account of ageing populations.

Written consent was acquired from each interviewee and each interviewee was reminded of their entitlement to withdraw their data from the study database for up to three months after their approval and return of their own interview transcript.

Given that both injury settings compared in our study have the same entitlement to compensation and rehabilitation from New Zealand's universal accident compensation scheme, other possible mechanisms for poorer outcomes in workers with work-related injuries need to be considered.

As this study represents the first time the financial gain hypothesis has been tested in the context of universal entitlement these findings should be confirmed in another study using a population with equivalent entitlement to compensation.

Many studies have demonstrated a compensation status effect, where entitlement to compensation is related to poor health outcomes [ 31].

The intention in the present study is to go some way towards solving this problem by including the entitlement to health and social care.

Many have only partial entitlement to welfare benefits.

Should rioters lose their entitlement to benefits?