Sentence examples for establishing entitlement from inspiring English sources

For example, processes for establishing entitlement in some schemes can lead to poorer outcomes for those with compensable injuries due to difficulties in accessing financial compensation, treatment, and the resulting psychological distress [ 7].

The proposal lays down common rules to enable member states to gather consistently high-quality population data for use in defining EU policies, calculating qualified majority voting rights in the Council and establishing entitlements to some EU funding.

None of these contributions by Cooper-Lecky establish entitlement to joint authorship over The Column they are completely independent from the copyrighted matter in this case.

14 Petitioners were in a private place with the permission of the owner, but the Court states that that is not sufficient to establish entitlement to a legitimate expectation of privacy.

Fourth, although there is an action pending in New York that arises out of the same nucleus of operative fact, the pendency of such action does not give rise to the hardship required to establish entitlement to a stay.

These regulations are authorized by statutes that establish entitlement programs like Medicare and Social Security, pay one-time distributions to victims of misfortunes such as natural disasters and the 9/11 terrorist attack, and fund pork barrel spending.

That could make it difficult to establish entitlement to (c)(6) status with the IRS".

In Germany, the Federal Vacation Law (Bundesurlaubsgesetz) establishes entitlements which are consistent with the Directive.

In the early 1970s, when he still had long hair, another generation of lawyers sued in far-flung courts, establishing an entitlement to welfare, and entrenching affirmative-action programmes for blacks and women.

Even as a matter of state law, without admissible evidence Welter did not carry her burden of establishing an entitlement to injunctive relief that extended to the third parties that carried these reports.

A new evidence base is needed, including new approaches to (for example) establishing benefits entitlement, which locates recovery as a subjective experience rather than as an observable state.