Sentence examples for entitlements apply to from inspiring English sources
And these entitlements apply to your partner, even if they're under 60 years old.
No federal program or entitlement applies to the entire population, and it is difficult to conceive of a "benefit" that some part of the population would not choose to eschew.
The leave entitlement applies to each child (except in the case of multiple births), so parents can accumulate leave from several children.
It is, moreover, a great place to come if you want to get to grips with one of the key elements of what happened under the coalition, which seems to be going to overdrive now the Tories are ruling on their own: the protection of the benefits and entitlements that apply to older people, while those at the younger end of the age spectrum have their help and protection hacked back.
Though Mr. Bush and the House Republicans would impose "pay as you go" rules for any expansion in federal entitlements, those restrictions would not apply to the new Medicare prescription drug legislation, signed into law last December, that could cost $534 billion over the next 10 years and as much as $2 trillion in the decade after that.
The restriction on duplication of educational assistance under paragraph (1) does not apply to the entitlement of educational assistance under section 16131(i) of this title.
The provisions of paragraph (4) shall apply to the reinstated entitlement of any such person to the same extent that they apply to the reinstated entitlement of such individual.
The provisions of section 3031(f) of title 38 shall apply to the period of entitlement prescribed by subsection (a).
But the most encouraging sign for Clijsters was her newfound capacity to project calm under the great pressure applied by the Williamses, whose sense of entitlement definitely applies to their home Grand Slam.
On the other, when the word entitlement is applied to low-income earners, it has for effect to warp even more the perception of inequality.
He did make concessions to the political risks of tackling the popular entitlement programs: his proposed Medicare changes would not apply to current beneficiaries or to those within 10 years of eligibility.
