Sentence examples for monthly entitlement from inspiring English sources

"Advance monthly refundable tax credits is a euphemism for a new monthly entitlement check," he said.

After his death, the VA told his widow, Cheri Lopez, that she would receive a monthly entitlement for the kids.

"Advance monthly refundable tax credits is a euphemism for a new monthly entitlement check," Rep. Thomas Massie (R-Ky).

Xenophon urged the committee to put in place a more transparent system, which would see monthly entitlements published and tougher penalties to force MPs to pay back twice the amount claimed for cases of abuse.

On my last visit to her village, she had confided that she had recently undergone surgery for breast cancer, using up her monthly holiday entitlement to attend check-ups at the hospital.

The discord starts when customers expect those handsets to function, because service providers do not always regard your monthly payments as an entitlement to service.

SNAP is an entitlement that gives monthly food vouchers (in the form of debit cards) to anyone poor enough to qualify, with some restrictions on able-bodied adults without dependents and not too many differences across state lines.

Murkowski slashed entitlement programs, including a monthly payment for seniors, saying it was time Alaska tried to live within its means.

ATHENS — As officials across Europe continued managing the effects of Greece's debt crisis, Greeks returned to the streets of Athens Wednesday to protest pension system overhaul that will cut monthly payments, raise retirement ages and eliminate entitlements.

The same result has been found by Fahr and Frick (2007) who find clear evidence in favor of an incentive effect when examining the impact on monthly absence rates of changes in the unemployment benefit entitlement system in Germany for the years 1991 2004.

Its president, Sonia Gandhi, is pushing to create a constitutional right to food and expand the existing entitlement so that every Indian family would qualify for a monthly 77-pound bag of grain, sugar and kerosene.