Sentence examples for subsequent entitlements from inspiring English sources
Within such a framework of ethics approval, consent still by and large serves the same role that it does in clinical research more generally (i.e. as a means to state upfront what research is about and as a device to circumscribe and delimit subsequent entitlements and expectations of patients in contributing to a research endeavor).
The migration experiences of particular immigrant groups at particular points in time are shaped by both historical antecedents and prevailing social and economic circumstances, with important implications for their subsequent entitlements and opportunities within the receiving country.
Subsequent revelations on the questionable use of entitlements, including billing the taxpayer for travel to two colleagues' weddings, led to Bishop resigning from the speakership.
In particular, the identification of the matching effect is based on the concept that differences in optimal job search behaviour of unemployed individuals with different entitlement lengths should lead to different realised distributions of subsequent job quality.
Table 4 shows unemployment outflows in relation to benefit entitlement duration by the type of contract held in previous and subsequent jobs.
However, the duration of benefit entitlement by itself does not seem to be highly relevant in terms of subsequent job duration.
First, insured workers have lengthier subsequent job spells than uninsured workers, and this effect becomes more significant as the length of the entitlement period increases.
The first line is the simulated programme participation probability for our reference single mother and the subsequent three rows show how this changes in response to a £10 increase in the level of entitlement for each programme.
Since vacation entitlements are based on calendar years, employees can generally use remaining entitlements in the first months of the subsequent year.
