Sentence examples for explaining the entitlements of from inspiring English sources
However, when Anderson began a degree in drama at Brunel University she received a letter from the local authority, explaining the entitlements of care leavers.
To them I wasn't a child in care". However, when Anderson began a degree in drama at Brunel University she received a letter from the local authority, explaining the entitlements of care leavers.
The entitlements of the welfare state have magnified the effect.
Deanna L. von Gutfeld New York, Sept. 20, 2010 To the Editor: G. K. Chesterton identified a source deeper than the sense of entitlement to explain the anger of the rich at paying taxes: "The poor have sometimes objected to being governed badly; the rich have always objected to being governed at all".
Strictly speaking, this means that patients have no entitlement to specific services; this partly explains the existence of variation in local provision known as the 'postcode lottery' [ 1].
Explain: Explain the purpose of the lab.
According to the MOE, the amended project adopts "quasi-compulsory education" as its core concept; the entitlement of free admission to school is deductively explained as the right for tuition-free preschool education.
Plenty of employers can't afford to hire trained human resources professionals, so instead an ill-equipped company representative can only do a cursory job of explaining legal entitlements.
It's this sense of the media's entitlement that can explain the UnHerd.
