The food assistance benefits a household (including a disqualified household member) receives. See Benefit Issuances
Entitlement programs award funds to ALL qualified applicants. The Pell Grant is an example of such a program.
The first date that a Medicare beneficiary can receive benefits under the Medicare program (the date of entitlement begins at age 65 for most beneficiaries).
A federal program (such as Social Security or unemployment benefits) that guarantees a certain level of benefits to those who meet requirements set by law.
A benefit that the federal government is obligated to make to any person that meets the program's statutory eligibility requirements. These obligations are funded through mandatory, not discretionary, spending.
In federal budget terminology, a program that creates a legal obligation on the federal government to any person, business, or unit of government that meets the criteria set in law. Federal spending in an entitlement program is controlled through the program's eligibility criteria and benefit payment rules, not by the appropriation of a specific level of funding in advance. Also referred to (for federal budget purposes) as "direct" or "mandatory" spending. Medicaid is both an individual entitlement and an entitlement to the states that elect to participate.
A service or grant that, under federal law, must be provided to all eligible applicants.
The right to a specific benefit or award.
A contractual right, granted by the law, for a person or entity to demand a payment or other benefit from the government.
right granted by law or contract (especially a right to benefits); "entitlements make up the major part of the federal budget"
a payment or benefit that is authorized by law
a program that legally obligates the federal government to make payments to any person, institution, or government which meets the legal criteria for eligibility unless and until Congress changes the law
A legal obligation on the federal government to make payments to a person, business, or unit of government that meets the criteria set in law. The Congress generally controls entitlement programs by setting eligibility criteria and benefit or payment rules--not by providing budget authority in an appropriation act. The source of funding to liquidate the obligation may be provided in either the authorization act that created the entitlement or a subsequent appropriation act. The best-known entitlements are the major benefit programs, such as Social Security and Medicare. See appropriation act, authorization act, budget authority, and direct spending.
Benefits guaranteed to an individual, such as dividends for shareholders or government aid for those who qualify.
A program that obligates the government to make payments to any person who meets the criteria for eligibility unless and until the law is changed. Entitlements are a binding obligation on the part of the government, and eligible recipients can take legal action if the obligation is not fulfilled. Examples of federal entitlement programs include: Social Security; Medicare; Medicaid; unemployment benefits; food stamps; and federal pensions.
The VA home loan benefit is known as entitlement. It is also known as eligibility.
See Benefit Distribution and Corporate Actions.
all eligible children will receive services regardless of any other factor (such as family income, birth country, etc.)
The benefits payable to a social security recipient starting with the year the participant elects to take these benefits.
The legal right to certain services and benefits.
Entitlements form a specialized class of attributes important enough to call out separately. They can be used to identify specific group membership or eligibility to use a given resource. One method of deploying Shibboleth insulates the decision-making logic used by the Identity Provider from the Service Provider by expressing entitlements instead of several individual attributes.
The VA home loan benefit is called entitlement. Entitlement for a VA guaranteed home loan. This is also known as eligibility.
The U.S. Veterans Administration home loan benefit.
1) The legal right to a benefit or program. 2) Name for the VA home loan benefit.
Any spending program where expenditure is open-ended (usually transfer/grant payments) and where recipients must be paid or given transfers/grants, if they meet certain criteria. Some common examples are found in social security programs, unemployment programs, and poverty programs.
A Federal program or provision of law that requires payments to any person or unit of government that meets eligibility criteria established by law.
The amount of guarantee a veteran is eligible to secure on a D.A. loan.
Verification process that the caller is eligible for support on a particular contract
An entitlement is a program that legally obligates the federal government to make payments to any person who meets the legal criteria for eligibility. Examples include Social Security, Medicare, and Medicaid.
VA home loan benefit are known as entitlement and/or eligibility.
The Veterans Affairs home loan benefit (i.e., entitlement for a VA-guaranteed home loan). This is also known as eligibility.
Right to benefits, income or property which may not be lessened or reduced without due process.
Also know as VA Guaranty; the amount of the veteran’s eligibility in qualifying for a VA loan.
The VA home loan benefit is called an entitlement and often referred to as eligibility.
An underlying formula governing the allocation of Block Grant funds to eligible recipients. Entitlement grants are provided to larger urban cities (i.e., population greater than 50,000) and larger urban counties (greater than 200,000).
Also known as "Mandatory Spending," these are federal programs whose spending levels are guaranteed by law, such as Social Security and Medicare programs. Thus, Congress has no discretion on how much to appropriate for these programs.
Your rights to benefits as they are listed in the Workers Compensation Act or WorkSafeBC policy.
Programs that must be provided to all eligible persons on demand. Special education and Social Security are entitlements, many adult services are not.
Entitlement programs award funds to all qualified applicants. Federal student loans are an example of such a program.
Entitlements form a specialized class of Authorization Attributes important enough to call out separately. They can be used to identify a user's eligibility to access a given resource such as an e-journal.
The right of an eligible veteran to claim benefits such as a VA guaranteed loan. Also known as eligibility.
Entitlement is a guarantee of access to benefits because of rights, or by agreement through law. It can also refer, in a more casual sense to someone's belief that they are deserving of some particular reward or benefit.http://writ.news.findlaw.com/hamilton/20030828.html It is often used as a negative term in popular parlance (i.e. a 'sense of entitlement'). The legal term, however, carries no value judgement, it simply denotes a right granted.