Sentence examples for gain entitlement from inspiring English sources

Labour is promising to lower the threshold at which victims of domestic violence gain entitlement to legal aid by expanding the types of evidence deemed admissible.

In the "fat and lazy" western economies, the rich accumulate property and their children gain entitlement at the expense of the poor.

The churning effect refers to the providing of incentives to workers who have little interest in regular employment and only participate in ALMPs in order to gain entitlements for another round of unemployment benefits.

Suppose, once they have gained entitlement, they are offered a menial job paying low wages.

According to some theories of property, an agent making something good gains entitlements over the property.

To gain this entitlement, they must be autonomous that is, not dependent on an authority that itself refuses justification.

Since we mix labour, something that is inherently part of our own due to the indispensable bond to our bodies, with the material we work with, we gain an entitlement to call the thing we mix labour with our own (Locke [1689]; Widerquist [2010]).

Poorer recovery outcomes for workers injured in a work setting, as opposed to a non-work setting, are commonly attributed to differences in financial gain via entitlement to compensation by injury setting (ie. workers compensation schemes).

But then, who gains the new entitlement?

He also criticized the Tsongas campaign's proposals to cut the capital gains tax and entitlement programs like Social Security, saying: "Senator Tsongas has consistently opposed a Democratic Party built around middle class opportunities.

Train to Gain (the level 2 entitlement), skills academies and the new diplomas are important, indeed revolutionary, advances.