Much more than the NHS, German commissioning relies on nationally-standardised regulations, contracts and legal entitlements, clearly-specified decision-making processes and participants in them, and allocations of decision-making powers among particular institutions.
When an offer was not forthcoming, Rachel wrote a lengthy letter to a superior at the Pentagon, reflecting a remarkable sense of entitlement: Clearly, there are situations when age is not an inherently relevant criterion for capability assessment.
His behaviour and his sense of entitlement have clearly prospered in the context of the Lords.
This deference to Wall Street's entitlement system is clearly more egregious than Social Security and Medicare entitlement schemes that are still in need of massive overhaul.
These offices often track postdocs as they enter the university system, ensuring that newly appointed postdocs are given one of a small handful of standardized titles, each with clearly defined entitlements.
Entitlements to services are clearly defined for few sectors (mainly outpatient specialist care); for hospital care the benefit catalogue is vague.
Depending on your take with regard to entitlement programs, we will clearly need to see changes to the Medicaid program within the next three to five years.
We also believe that Fannie should have guidelines allowing servicers to proceed on a foreclosure only when its legal entitlement to foreclose is clearly documented.
At Tuesday's Playbook breakfast, for instance, Mike Allen, as a straightforward and fair a reporter as you'll find, asked Simpson and Bowles whether they believed Obama would do "the right thing" on entitlements — with "the right thing" clearly meaning "cut entitlements".
The entitlements of these services are clearly mentioned in UDHR Articles 21 and 25; and ICESCR articles 2, 6, 9, 11, 12, 13, 14.
