Sentence examples for entitlement to work from inspiring English sources

So, how better to celebrate the 10th anniversary of Refugee Week than to restore the entitlement to work?

The bulk of the new arrivals are economic migrants from the EU – principally from Eastern Europe as well as Mediterranean countries – who have full entitlement to work in Britain.

The government must also step up by restoring funding for high-quality careers advice, reinstating the entitlement to work experience for all young people, and provide high-quality training and apprenticeships.

The bulk of the new arrivals are economic migrants from the EU – principally from Eastern Europe as well as Mediterranean countries – who have full entitlement to work in Britain, although there was also a rise in arrivals from outside the EU.

From Friday their entitlement to working tax credits is switched off, cutting their annual income by £2,961 (about 19%).

She recently challenged cuts to her Access to Work entitlement, which would have reduced her lipspeaking support (lipspeakers communicate someone else's words to lip readers) from 12 hours a week to 23 hours a year.

"There are Republicans up here who want to work on entitlement reform," Thune said.

The key? Rather than bemoan circumstance or harbor entitlement expectation, he just got to work.

Legal entitlements such as the right to work, reside, retire, vote in local elections and have access to welfare and health systems come automatically from Britain's membership of the EU.

In its eagerness to end what it sees as a cycle of dependency among New York City's welfare population, the Giuliani administration has made it harder for the poor to get food stamps and Medicaid, two federal entitlements that are not subject to work requirements.

What is Cantor prepared to do? Cantor is prepared to talk about "beginning to need to work on entitlements," and "focus on what we can do together".