Sentence examples for previous entitlement from inspiring English sources

As a result, she and her colleagues are having to cut people out of their previous entitlement to treatment at home.

Under the new policy, families on less than $65,000 a year are only eligible for 24 hours a fortnight of subsidised care – half the previous entitlement – unless they meet the activity test.

Her first opportunity to cast a vote would have been in the General Election of 1929, after women and men had been given equal entitlement the previous year.

A psychologist tells Gottlieb he is seeing in women "a heightened sense of entitlement that previous generations didn't have," adding that our mothers didn't expect to be thrilled and charmed at all times by their husbands.

Previous NSW premiers were entitled to life-long entitlements such as office space, air travel and use of state cars but O'Farrell reformed the rule two years ago reducing entitlements to 12 months after a premier leaves office and only when they have served for five years.

In response to shareholder criticism, Aviva's remuneration committee agreed to review how the insurer would compensate future joining executives for the loss of entitlement from their previous role.

On the contrary, UIS recipients might have lengthier employment spells than non-recipients, but this effect depends on previous unemployment duration and benefit entitlement length.

In this exercise we reduce these differences by 20%% in order to evaluate whether employment stability could change for reasons other than variations in the UIS and whether the gains in employment stability could be larger or smaller than the gains achieved with the previous change in the UI entitlement.

This principle demands us to look beyond our self-interest and to see what we have received from the previous generation not as an entitlement, but a generosity to be further augmented and passed down to the next generation.

Mr Osborne's latest attack on benefits is already less popular than a previous pledge to restrict the entitlements of any family to £26,000 the median post-tax earnings of a working household.

Democrats won a provision drawn from automatic-cut mechanisms in previous decades that exempts low-income entitlement programs.