Sentence examples for The entitlements from inspiring English sources
noun
The right to have something, whether actual or perceived.
The "entitlements" battle is the BIG one.
The entitlements are small compared to other needier municipalities.
The entitlements it involves are contingent claims to an array of health care services that protect fair shares of the opportunity range under reasonable resource constraints.
"The entitlements, and what people think they're going to get [need to be lowered], because you're not going to get it".
The entitlements of these services are clearly mentioned in UDHR Articles 21 and 25; and ICESCR articles 2, 6, 9, 11, 12, 13, 14.
The entitlements laid down in the SSC include services provided by independent physicians (home visits) and by other health professionals such as nurses and hospital-at-home services.
But I refuse to feel guilty about the entitlements to which I am, well, entitled.
It would be better instead to curtail the entitlements of his one.
Shorten said Labor was "open" to looking at reform of the entitlements system.
In most instances those adjustments have involved strengthening the entitlements of copyright owners.
However, prime minister Malcolm Turnbull insisted Palmer should be the one making good the entitlements.
