Sentence examples for under which entitlement from inspiring English sources

A national eligibility threshold for local authority services has been introduced, replacing the despised "postcode lottery" under which entitlement to help could vary markedly from council to council.

What seems to matter is the production model used; the timing of impact measurement; the profitability of production; and the terms and conditions under which entitlements to land, wages, and prices are defined and productivity is raised.

First day of the month in which entitlement arose if claim is received within 1 year after the date of entitlement; otherwise, date of receipt of claim.

Which entitlement programs do you propose we cut to pay for all of these "popular" provisions?

Thus, the age from which entitlement is guaranteed may have a larger effect on perceived accessibility compared to the age when entitlement to free provision starts.

It's hard to imagine a situation under which the entitlement programs would be rolled back sufficiently to close the fiscal gap.

The fact that the Human Rights Act – under which an entitlement to privacy is enshrined – was passed by parliament after extensive debate is conveniently ignored.

The two sides are no longer arguing over whose taxes to cut or which entitlements to expand, but whose taxes will rise and which entitlements will shrink.

Medicaid is now an open-ended entitlement, under which anyone who meets eligibility requirements is entitled to benefits.

Some politicians now want to go further, proposing that the current system of shared leave be turned into one of individual entitlements, under which mothers should be allowed to take only half of the family's total allowance, with the rest reserved for fathers.Policies similar to the Swedish "daddy months" have been introduced in other countries.

And it goes further, ending Medicaid as an entitlement program under which the federal government matched state expenditures and changing it to a per-capita program under which federal contributions would be limited, shifting program costs to the states and ultimately reducing Medicaid coverage for the poorest Americans.