Sentence examples for threshold for entitlement from inspiring English sources

In the Lords, Lord Ashley succeeded with an amendment that raised the threshold for entitlement for incapacity benefit.

The Germans proposed that a worker be defined as someone earning €7,000, whether part-time or full-time, and that figure be the threshold for benefits entitlement.

"I am for entitlement reform," said Senator Mary L. Landrieu, Democrat of Louisiana.

It is not an abstraction, like their vague calls for "entitlement cuts".

In many countries legislation is increasing retirement ages for entitlement to state pensions, and enforceable retirement ages are being outlawed.

"Obama Hints At Priorities For Entitlement Reform".

The basis for entitlement is insurance status.

ESRD status was determined by the ESRD code in the Medicare status indicator, current reason for entitlement, or original reason for entitlement variable in the Medicare denominator files.

Disability- or age-eligible for Medicare was defined based on the original reason for entitlement.

Internal migrants especially face barriers, as registration is a precondition for entitlement to many free health services [ 48, 49].

Philip Hodson, of the British Association for Counselling and Psychotherapy, reckons this is part of a natural process: as people get richer, their sense of entitlement to happiness increases and their threshold for worry often becomes lower.