Entitlement to survivors' benefits for spouses and former spouses

11.2.1 Entitlement to family benefits

The termination indemnity is not an entitlement for staff at the Tribunals.

The basic services entitlement includes over 70 different drugs for the treatment of breast cancer.

Any State that might be willing to admit hundreds or even a few thousand may well be reluctant to accept entry entitlement as of right or to accept the entitlement of some, if that is thought to imply the entitlement of all.

Table 5 Examinees and entitlement to matriculation certificates 2002

The Committee is concerned about the differences in the criteria for entitlement to maternity leave for workers in the public and private sectors, and that the entitlement of male workers to five days of paternity leave is only applicable in the public sector.

The bill to provide this entitlement is currently before parliament.

And you've got to start banishing a word that's called entitlement.

2. For a member who has served a full term of nine years, the annual pension entitlement shall be

this law to include entitlement to take long term leave to care for a dangerously ill child, partner or parent.

Alternatively, paternity leave may be charged to the father's annual leave entitlement.

A group of us have been working on a pilot basis to address individual instances of demands for bribes for common services or entitlement.

(k) The entitlement of every person and all peoples to a healthy environment

(k) The entitlement of every person and all peoples to a healthy environment

Funding United Nations development cooperation an entitlement or a response to development challenges?

As a result of this classification, the applicants lost their entitlement to social assistance.

Many thought leaders in advanced economies advocate an entitlement mentality. But the entitlement stops at the border though they regard greater redistribution within individual countries as an absolute imperative, people who live in emerging markets or developing countries are left out.

The statutory entitlement to part time work makes it easier for women to remain in employment after the birth of their first and subsequent children.

Article 7 of Order No. 93 28 of 30 March 1993, establishing regulations for the traditional chieftancy system, recognizes entitlement on the basis of custom.

The current government has abolished the compulsory invalidity insurance for the self employed along with the associated benefits fund and the entitlement to the aforementioned benefits for the self employed.

Assistance is provided for ability building for life and work (an entitlement for children disturbed in physical and psychic development, or persons that are for the sake of learning sent outside their home area).

Accommodation in social care institutions, or with another family and the right to social and other professional services is an entitlement for persons, families and social groups.

Specifically, any fireman was entitled to payment for any hours spent on call in excess of regular working hours, and that entitlement had been denied the authors.

This is not really an election about such hotly debated issues as outsourcing, tax increases versus entitlement reforms, government control of production versus unfettered private sector activity, or job creators versus free riders. It is much more about the accompanying concepts of social fairness, entitlement, equality and, yes, standards of behavior for a rich and civilized society.

Thirdly, would a recognition of an entitlement to autonomy lead to unacceptable demands on the part of minorities?

For men affiliated to Special Funds the age for pension entitlement was reduced by two years and therefore harmonized with the age for pension entitlement for women, so that, the people insured to those Funds (irrespective of sex) who became affiliated to any main insurance Fund from 1 1 1983 to 31 12 1992 may be entitled to old age pension when they reach their 58th year of age or 35 years of insurance.

In her view, there was a need to make provision for the legal entitlement of autonomy due to its expanding use as a tool to accommodate minority issues.

The Chamber noted that the entitlement of Niger to administer the island of Lété was sporadically called into question for practical reasons, but was neither legally nor factually contested.

Female minors' entitlement to a matriculation degree also was higher in this sector than male minors (56.3 and 44.7 , respectively).

Verbatim records would be provided in all six languages in accordance with the entitlement of the General Assembly to conference services.

Female minors' entitlement to a matriculation degree was also higher and stood at 63 , compared with 49.5 of the male minors.

It also affirms the child's entitlement to the rights enshrined in international treaties and conventions ratified by Timor Leste in December 2002.

While autonomy was increasingly being offered as a means to achieve that end, it was emphasized that there was not as yet a firm legal entitlement to autonomy in all instances of territorially compact minorities, although an indigenous identity might imply a collective legal personality and be expressed in an entitlement to territorial autonomy.

The Government initiated a number of measures, including a one time cash payment to beneficiaries, equivalent to at least three months' entitlement, regardless of whether work for the period had been undertaken or completed.

Similarly today in the West you're seeing the problem of entitlement the cost of social security, the cost of Medicare, the cost of Medicaid.

The web applications provided thus far include benefit estimates of future entitlements, benefit case tracking, certificate of entitlement follow up, and electronic annual statements.

Cash benefits for support and care by another person is an entitlement for persons with a disability or disturbance in physical or psychic development, as well as for old and helpless persons whose changed health condition requires permanent care by another person.

Very little emphasis on ethics, and the typical graduate from a university in Ghana has a stronger sense of entitlement than a sense of responsibility.

Over the years, however, reduced levels of regular contributions resulted in the allocation of TRAC 1.1.2 resources on an entitlement basis similar to TRAC 1.1.1.

With respect to article 13 (a), Ireland had reserved the right to maintain provisions under its social security legislation that were more favourable to women, such as, for instance, a mother's entitlement to child related benefits.

Decree 78 2002 ND CP by the Government on credits for the poor and other policy entitlement groups stipulates that for a less than VND 10 million loan, the borrower needs only an application form and land use right certificate without collateral.

Both the company and the individual claimant acknowledged the existence of the partnership, and the individual claimant's entitlement to a 49 per cent interest in the partnership.

In addition, he states that he suffered a reduction in his salary as well as pension entitlement reductions, and the proceedings themselves caused him a financial loss.

If the person emigrates to a country with which there is a social security agreement, pursuant to such an agreement the contribution period in that country is deemed valid for the purposes of calculating pension entitlement in Spain.