Sentence examples for extra entitlement from inspiring English sources
He added: "People feel this extra entitlement to act out their prejudice".
The scheme allows men born before 6 April 1951 (now 64 or older) and women born before the same day in 1953 (now 62 or older) to pay up to £23,900 as a lump sum for their extra entitlement.
This means that anyone carrying out one of these activities at the moment not only earns entitlement towards the basic state pension (which is worth a maximum of £107.45 per week) but will also be earning an extra entitlement on top from the state second pension.
It would be better to ensure that those who continue to work in late middle age also continue to clock up extra pension entitlement.
The new primary also grabbed a bit of extra space entitlement thanks to its university training element, which requires capacity for researchers to meet.
For example, the effect of £1 of extra Family Credit entitlement is zero unless it triggers programme participation in which case it is 4.152 (= 4.474 - 0.3223) – which, in money metric terms, is approximately £0.93 (i.e. 4.152/4.474), which is what it is for those already taking up.
"There is no automatic entitlement to extra pay or a day off," says ACAS spokesperson Stewart Gee.
There is no automatic entitlement to extra compensation for disruption caused, and nothing in the rules that requires the bank to pay for non-direct losses, such as someone missing the chance to buy flights at the price they wanted.
Rhodri Morgan, first minister of the national assembly for Wales, has already warned that any boycott or burning of census forms would deny the Welsh people their entitlement to extra money to tackle poverty and employment.
The consultation focused on plans limiting entitlement to extra help for mobility needs to those who cannot walk 20m.
When it comes to welfare income we can compare the utility gain from an extra £1 of welfare entitlement (or an extra £1 of receipt conditional on programme participation), with an extra £1 of other income.
