Sentence examples for entitlements for from inspiring English sources

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".

(This budget does seem to suggest he actually means that, particularly the entitlements for low income earners, jobseekers and students).

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

Your promises to ringfence budgets, maintain welfare entitlements for the wealthy and row back on reform are unaffordable.

Capping redundancy entitlements – stalled The Coalition planned to cap work entitlements for workers employed by companies that go into receivership.

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

But policies had changed there since the federal welfare overhaul dismantled the old A.F.D.C. entitlements for poor children.

The austerity measures saw the coalition government scrap pledges made by the previous Labour government, including expanding free prescription entitlements for people with long-term conditions.

Stiff battles were expected over proposals to freeze salaries, raise the value-added tax and to cut various benefits, including special entitlements for large families.