Sentence examples for entitlements both for from inspiring English sources

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.

As the report says: "White middle-class parents often presume an entitlement, both to a good education for their children and to educational success".

The data on vacation entitlements for the 3 years, for which this information is available, depicted in the lower part of Table 1, suggests that the difference in days of vacation taken may be partly due to higher entitlements for union members.

But it also runs against our sense of fairness: We have, after all, paid for entitlements for earlier generations.

The demand for entitlements, for everything from free education to free cell phones, is at an all-time high.

The definition of entitlements for curative care is typical for the Dutch system: new interventions are usually implicitly introduced into a largely unspecified benefit package.

McGurrin, who was elected to the ward in 2010, was entitled to a basic allowance of £11,682 with additional entitlements for other expenses, including childcare.

There will be no more major entitlements for Americans.

And ended it by saying raising retirement age would "ensure entitlements for years to come".

As a result, a system intended to speed up entitlements for veterans could end up hurting them.

We spend vast sums on entitlements for the rich elderly that do nothing to help mobility or narrow inequality.