Sentence examples for individual entitlements from inspiring English sources

The attempt to achieve collective justice through individual entitlements is inherently conflicted.

The next government could solve this by simplifying, consolidating and improving the existing legislation to clarify local authority responsibilities and individual entitlements to care and support".

In response, Stephen Quest, the director of the office for the administration and payment of individual entitlements at the commission, wrote to Mr. O'Leary on Jan . 23and said that low-cost carriers were "not suited to our travel needs, which can be subject to frequent changes and would in such circumstances generate significant additional costs for the institution".

Some politicians now want to go further, proposing that the current system of shared leave be turned into one of individual entitlements, under which mothers should be allowed to take only half of the family's total allowance, with the rest reserved for fathers.Policies similar to the Swedish "daddy months" have been introduced in other countries.

Aggregate income is not sufficient to evaluate general well-being, because individual entitlements and needs must also be considered, leading feminist economists to study health, longevity, access to property, education, and related factors.

Each region, in turn, needed records of individual entitlements, such as leave and family allowances.

The child health program, unlike Medicaid, the primary federal-state program to cover the poor, is not an individual entitlement.

It was hostile to human association because it was about every individual entitlement, not people doing things together".

Medicare, they said, could move toward "premium support" without destroying the individual entitlement at the heart of the program.

The 1996 law eliminated the individual entitlement to cash assistance and gave each state a lump sum of money with vast discretion over how to use it.

They said they would maintain the law's emphasis on work and would not try to restore the individual entitlement to cash assistance.