Sentence examples for service entitlement from inspiring English sources

"We always said that there'd be a day when all that the federal government does is debt service, entitlement payments and defense.

These are ideas that are being proposed by the Bush administration in an attempt to change the civil service entitlement philosophy within the federal government.

An investigation into the personal finances of Charles J. Haughey, who served three terms as prime minister from 1979 to 1992, concluded that he received more than $15 million in secret payments from rich businesspeople and "lived a lifestyle and incurred expenditures vastly beyond the scale of the public service entitlements which were his sole apparent income".

VANZ administers all aspects of war service entitlements, including war pensions, and the service list is now regarded as being complete.

However those who had received vouchers for the full package during the pilot period continued to receive all service entitlements including ANC.

Nonetheless, additional wok is needed to inform the design of UHC reforms in Kenya, including assessing the range of service entitlements that would be accessible and affordable to all Kenyans and which are implemented in a sustainable way.

The study findings also revealed that the different levels of health service entitlements by visa category may further complicate the provision and use of MCH services for providers and clients, though this may now improve in light of recent policy changes in this area, as previously mentioned.

The total included a payment of almost $450,000 in "variable compensation" — a long-service entitlement for reaching 40 years employment at FIFA.

However, delivery of public services, entitlements and regulation demand functional governance mechanisms that negotiate the limited resources and capacities to deliver outcomes.

For instance, governments' political orientations may result in immigration policy reforms affecting the conditions in detention and initial reception centres across Europe or health-service entitlements of asylum applicants.

During stakeholder feedback interviews and focus groups, we found that IPs are sometimes referred to locally in three categories: conditioned payments (perceived by patients as necessary in order to receive services), facilitation payments (offered voluntarily by patients to obtain something outside the basic service package entitlement), and gifts (given freely to express gratitude).