The phrase "addressing entitlement" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in discussions about social issues, policies, or personal attitudes regarding the concept of entitlement.
Example: "In our meeting, we will be addressing entitlement and its impact on community dynamics."
Alternatives: "tackling entitlement" or "confronting entitlement".
Mr. Brooks's reinvigoration agenda — with its four baskets, addressing entitlement reform, the working class, political corruption and business — invites far more serious attention and discussion than the banalities now dominating our political discourse.
"We will be presenting our own budget, a serious document that will reflect the type of path we feel we should be taking to address the fiscal situation, including addressing entitlement reforms," Cantor said.
There is a rational replacement that makes for better economic and fiscal policy and addresses top political concerns — for the Democrats, the necessity of more revenue, and for the Republicans, to start addressing entitlements.
But Thomas Kahn, the top staffer on the House Budget Committee, notes that some legislators worry that such mechanisms undermine the democratic process by limiting the opportunity for amendment and debate.For his part, Mr Obama has acknowledged the urgency of addressing entitlements, but said more specifics would have to await his draft budget proposal, due for submission in mid-February.
I'll do some modest things immediately — make sure the fiscal situation doesn't get any worse — and then I'll try and build bipartisan support for a Grand Bargain addressing entitlements, tax reform, and all the other controversial stuff, which I'll seek to push through Congress in my second term.
He said Obama's plans failed to address entitlement reform – cuts in social security and Medicare benefits.
I'll be thirty next week and for as long as I can remember people have been talking about how the United States needs to address entitlement spending and trade imbalances.
The Democrats' budget blueprint, passed in different form by the House and the Senate, "doesn't do anything to address entitlement spending" and simply assumes $15 billion in savings by cutting payments to certain health care providers, Mr. Grassley said.
There is almost no chance the Democratic-controlled Senate would adopt a resolution along the lines Mr. Ryan is proposing, although his counterpart in the Senate, Kent Conrad, Democrat of North Dakota, the chairman of the Senate Budget Committee, is working on a bipartisan plan to address entitlement spending as part of a broader package to reduce the budget deficit.
In a two-minute message that was set to music, Mr. Pawlenty did not specify how he would address entitlement programs like Social Security and Medicare, but he introduced himself as a candidate with working-class roots who would focus on lifting the economy, creating jobs and limiting government intervention in business.
While we have concerns about some of the specifics, we also appreciate that the Administration proposes taking steps to address entitlement programs, which are the most serious driver of spending increases, and to raise additional revenues, which also are essential to serious, balanced deficit reduction.
