Sentence examples for entitlements both from inspiring English sources
Mr Bush did not even bother to explain how he would cut the deficits himself, instead insisting that Mr Kerry would be forced to raise taxes to pay for his expensive programmes.On entitlements, both men were again guilty of pandering.
To help you get to the bottom of the myriad of NHS health entitlements, both Age Concern (www.ageconcern.co.uk 0800 00 99 66) and Help the Aged (www.helptheaged.org.uk, 0808 800 6565) have some very useful leaflets which you can order by phone or download from their websites.
In view of these data, affordable childcare services available at times consistent with parents' working patterns and of a high quality are also of high importance, along with parental leave entitlements, both to address poverty and to help bring more mothers into the labor force.
Jobs + Growth = Healthier Entitlements Both Social Security and Medicare took a financial hit because of unemployment, too.
We call on the government to commit to a white paper by next Easter at the latest, which goes hand in hand with a reform of social care law, to clearly set out rights and entitlements both for families and care professionals.
Turquet refers to Scandinavian countries where paternity leave is a family entitlement both parents share.
As the report says: "White middle-class parents often presume an entitlement, both to a good education for their children and to educational success".
" John McMahon "Expansive, bold, ambitious, and very angry about important things: class, privilege and all kinds of entitlement, both political and personal.
As the report says: "White middle-class parents often presume an entitlement, both to a good education for their children and to educational success". Black middle-class parents do not, due to "their own negative experiences of school, the labour market and wider society on account of their race".
So, too, does the hard-edged approach to redundancy entitlements at both the Evening Standard and the Independent.
If a child is born, he or she is a rightful child, with all legal entitlements from both parents.
