Sentence examples for In the entitlement from inspiring English sources

In the entitlement approach, Sen defines 'endowment' as encompassing the resources of a woman that condition her 'entitlement exchange', that is her command to exchange what she owns for a bundle of commodities, such as food or medicine.

Cuts in education and in the entitlement to and payment rates of welfare benefits generated greater demand for social services.

Somehow we have to pay for this and the big money to cut is in the entitlement programs".

American debt levels are certainly unhealthy, as is the character of that debt — heavily held by overseas governments, and pressured by arriving generational liabilities in the entitlement system.

Republicans see the long-term solution as a fundamental diminution of the role of government, foremost in the entitlement programs of Medicare, Medicaid and Social Security.

American debt levels are certainly unhealthy, as is the character of that debt—heavily held by overseas governments, and pressured by arriving generational liabilities in the entitlement system.

Bishop's preference was her staffer Damien Jones, though his role in the entitlements scandal is considered to have lessened his chances among local Liberal members.

In "The Entitlements People" (column, Sept. 28), David Brooks states that the cost of the S-chip health insurance program for American children from low-income families cannot be covered after 2012.

"His overall budget's not going to make it, but he has sort of made a step forward in the entitlement-reform process that would allow a guy like me to begin to talk about flattening the tax code and generating more revenue".

If these taxes bring in more than the entitlement programmes spend, the "surplus" goes to the respective "trust funds" for Social Security and Medicare.

"It is difficult to think of a case in which the entitlement to indemnity costs could more clearly be made out," he said.