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entitlement

[en-tahy-tl-muhnt] / ɛnˈtaɪ tl mənt /








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But Chip’s need for connection and reflexive sense of entitlement proves disastrous — the story isn’t going the way he wanted, and Groff allows it to collapse on him.

From Los Angeles Times

To enter the country, they will need to show either a British passport or a new digital version of the certificate of entitlement to attach to their second nationality passport.

From BBC

Pupils who already have the plans will be able to keep them until at least September 2029, when children will start to have their support entitlements reassessed at the end of primary school and GCSEs.

From BBC

The government described them as "flexible" plans that set out what the child needs day to day - as opposed to an EHCP, which is the framework giving them legal entitlement to support.

From BBC

As the government seeks to control rapidly rising costs, this will mean a smaller proportion of children will retain their legal entitlement to support.

From BBC