Sentence examples for system which entitles from inspiring English sources
The savings measures include a review of the Irish medical card system, which entitles eligible people to access certain health services free of charge.
One way to do that is to maintain a system of civil recourse, which entitles her to demand a remedy from anyone who assaults her.
This criterion is also adopted in LINDA as the basic amount, which entitles someone to the earnings-public pension system.
The HSE operates a two tier system whereby people with lower incomes are eligible for a General Medical Scheme GMSS) and are provided with a medical card which entitles them to free medical care.
As soon as you take up a job or have a state pension transferred, you need to be registered with the social security system, which will entitle you to use the state healthcare service.
A knock-on effect of the lack of vaccinations is access to the Greek education system, which refugees are entitled to under Greek law and which has been promised for months.
A knock-on effect of the lack of vaccinations is access to the Greek education system, which refugees are entitled to under Greek law and which has been promised for months.
Perhaps it is the constitution, the foundational document of a legal system, which establishes a legislature entitled to enact procedural and substantive rules governing court decisions and specifies who can exercise the power of a judge and under what circumstances.
The main purpose of this paper is to discuss the key issues of the voltage-disturbance ride-through operation of the Gen-I PET project for distribution power systems, entitled "a flexible power distribution unit for a future distribution system," which has been completed by our group.
Another proposal, entitled LINK, would build upon the city's NYC Ferry system, which has seen record ridership since launching in 2017.
The bill does attempt to address the biggest shortcoming of the current system, which is that many of the poor do not get the subsidized food they are entitled to.
