Sentence examples for full entitlement of from inspiring English sources

Why, goes the argument, shouldn't a woman CEO take her full entitlement of maternity leave?

According to Mrs Kheera's survey, 97% of respondents in Chhattisgarh say they normally get their full entitlement of food, compared with 77% in Uttar Pradesh.

According to one survey, 97% of respondents in Chhattisgarh say they normally get their full entitlement of food, compared with only 77% in Uttar Pradesh.

Every library user was urged to pick their full entitlement of 15 books, take them away and keep them for a week.

"We're acting in the spirit of Jiang Zemin's words, when he spoke about Chinese people enjoying their full entitlement of human rights".

Stanford University is committed to honoring all students who receive the full entitlement of the Post 9/11 GI Bill® with a contribution starting at $3,000 per year.

This workshop brought together scholars, academics, and practitioners for a collective critical evaluation of the situation, to consider how academic research on gender and rights relates to the work of practitioners in women's organizations, and to assess conventional arguments about what is impeding women from full entitlements of citizenship.

The trust accused Thompson of failing – with the possible implication that that failure was deliberate – to tell them that Byford would continue to work for the BBC for 10 months after it was decided he should be made redundant, and would then pick up 12 months' money as his full entitlement to payment in lieu of notice.

The bulk of the new arrivals are economic migrants from the EU – principally from Eastern Europe as well as Mediterranean countries – who have full entitlement to work in Britain.

This study demonstrates that better availability of information on full entitlement, leads to a better active monitoring mechanism in the insurance scheme.

European football's governing body has also indicated that Liverpool's ticket allocation will be increased in the event of Sevilla not taking up their full entitlement.