Sentence examples similar to entitlements granted by from inspiring English sources

What should be entitlements turn into favours granted by a petty official whose palms have to be greased: claiming a pension, acquiring a telephone connection, getting your child into school.

The definition of frailty is based on the entitlement criteria for the Pensioners' Care Allowance benefit granted by the Social Insurance Institution of Finland (SII).

Though the advowson of Poulton (the right to select a parish priest) had been granted by Roger to the monks of Lancaster, Theobald initially thought that it should be included in his entitlements.

The privileges granted by the government.

Permission granted by Rodale, Inc., Emmaus, Pa.

Permission granted by photographer.

History suggests that such entitlements, once granted, are politically impossible to take away.

Sex has become a commercial commodity or is taken for granted as an entitlement by some and a tool by others.

Entitlement grants would continue; 80,120 new entitlement grants were awarded in 2008-9; abone-thirdhird went to community college students.

The creation of the transfer entitlement grant is innovative.

We are de-federalizing an entitlement, block-granting it back to the states, and capping its growth rate.