Sentence examples for Some entitlements from inspiring English sources

The survey also does not add the value of some entitlements, like Medicaid, to incomes.

News Corp reported Abbott was prepared to rethink the removal of some entitlements, but was holding firm on the below-inflation 1.5% annual pay rise.

A woman priest of the Anglican church which will soon have women bishops could plausibly sue if denied promotion by a traditionalist diocese.The Church of England, sensing the changing times, this year introduced a system called "common tenure" guaranteeing clergy some entitlements, such as a day's rest each week.

Neither side likes the sequester, but for very different reasons: Republicans want smaller cuts at the Pentagon, and Democrats want to replace the cuts to domestic programs by trimming some entitlements and eliminating some corporate tax breaks.

"Republicans want to do it with entitlement cuts," said Sen. Chuck Schumer, D-N.Y. "Democrats want to do it with a mix of mandatory cuts, some entitlements and revenues.

Please note that some entitlements below are based on eligibility requirements.

Plaintiffs won the case, and for that reason alone have some entitlement to a remedy of their choice.

Mr. Obama has blurred the Democrats' position by embracing the need for some entitlement cuts while calling for tax increases to prevent benefits from being "slashed".

In this first episode, the Democrats should get higher revenues from the rich (elections have consequences) and the Republicans should get some entitlement reform.

If, say, you had nine years' of national insurance contributions you can boost this to 10 or more to get some entitlement under the new state pension.

The budget deals he negotiated with Obama reduced the deficit from $1.4 trillion in 2009 to $439 billion and achieved some entitlement reform.