Sentence examples for For the entitlements of from inspiring English sources

In Britain, it has become a rude word the tabloids use for the entitlements of expensive, bothersome foreigners; they don't see vulnerable people trying to avoid being ground down by governments and armies.

Shawky conveys in scene after scene that not even family relations withstand treachery, as we watch brother kill brother, daughter plan father's demise in revenge for her husband's death, even mother kills son for the entitlements of rule, territory and (at least the facade of) faith.

When the court registrar sought to curb spending by rotating visits among relatives, Mr. Ngudjolo successfully appealed, demanding "respect for the entitlement of his children to visit their father".

And since taxes already take close to 35% of GDP, there is little scope for increasing them to close the fiscal gap.One radical path for Brazil would be to cut the entitlements of the better-off and concentrate state spending on the poor.

We hold tight to the illusion that money, status, and positioning oneself to control others -- all the entitlements of politicians, for example -- actually have the authority to command the laws of nature.

For example, the entitlement of original owners might weaken over time if they are separated from the land.

The location, entirely without cover, held about 1,000 people, a backlog of the newly arrived who had yet to be "registered" for the meager entitlements of a dwelling and 15 pounds of wheat.

Those longer-term adjustments are mostly a result of smaller projected outlays for the entitlement programs of Social Security, Medicaid and Medicare, as well as smaller interest payments on the debt.

And for that hurt to turn into the entitlement of believing we want what and who we want because we deserve it after all we've been through?

The trust funds for the entitlement programs consist of special-issue bonds from the U.S. Treasury.

It will take more than our signature optimism to pull us through, but for the entitlement generation, the shifting of our expectations could be an unintended legacy of this recession.