Sentence examples for equal entitlement from inspiring English sources

He says that should change, and part-time students should have equal entitlement to government support for tuition fees.

The Browne review says that should change and part-time students should have equal entitlement to government support for tuition fees.

Her first opportunity to cast a vote would have been in the General Election of 1929, after women and men had been given equal entitlement the previous year.

The argument is simple: yes, shareholders invest their capital in companies for profit, but workers invest their lives in companies for income, and without their working lives there would be no profit, so they have equal entitlement to board representation.

I was struck by the phrase in your letter that said, whether you've been here all your life or for a year, you have an equal entitlement to the blessings of the community.

Obsolescence would equal entitlement.

It's an old story, one that star players learn early: talent equals entitlement and concessions.

She said: "The issue is a child is a child and all children have an equal legal entitlement to equality of opportunity within the education system.

An equal emissions entitlement per person is, in his view, the minimum requirement for fairness.

Walzer may hold that everyone at all times and places has an equal moral entitlement to be treated according to the shared norms and cultural understandings of one's people or group.

"The tax piece of the debt puzzle is going to be given equal prowess with entitlement reform," said Mr. Domenici, who, along with the Democratic economist Alice Rivlin, has his own broad deficit reduction plan.