Sentence examples for remove the entitlement from inspiring English sources
Chris Keates, general secretary of the union, said: "The extent of the secretary of state's decision to remove the entitlement of children and young people to be taught by a qualified teacher can now be seen.
By leaving the EU, removing the entitlement to free movement, and using an Australian-style points system to select migrants with skills and attributes needed in the UK, UKIP says annual net migration can be brought back to a "normal level" of about 50,000.
From January 2009 the Irish government removed the 'automatic' entitlement to a free health services for persons ≥ 70 years and there is now a requirement that people ≥ 70 years satisfy a means test to receive free health services.
The changes would remove the ability of new parents to access both government and employer schemes, an entitlement opponents have called "double-dipping".
On the issue of DLA entitlement in care homes, the committee says: "We consider that the proposal to remove the mobility component from people in residential care should not go ahead.
We continually revise our entitlement and anti-piracy systems, and in the June update we've removed the check for Rift hardware from the entitlement check.
"The consequence of this review has been to remove any entitlement to annual incentive from the calculation of any compensation that might be payable on termination of employment by the company without notice or cause".
Clause 52 of the welfare reform bill aims to remove contributory entitlement from profoundly disabled children.
David Cameron has unveiled a scheme that will bar childless 18 to 21-year-olds from housing benefit and remove their entitlement to jobseeker's allowance after six months of failing to find a job.
Then, of course, institutionally speaking, it's very hard to remove an entitlement once it is offered.
As a provision of the Contract with America, the law was symbolic of the new Republican majority's goal to remove some of the entitlements enjoyed by Congress.
