The phrase "all entitlement" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing rights, privileges, or claims that individuals or groups may have.
Example: "The new policy aims to address all entitlement issues that have been raised by the community."
Alternatives: "complete entitlement" or "full entitlement".
As the economy improves, we need to cut spending, including all entitlement programs, to fix our long-term structural deficit.
But according to the Centre on Budget and Policy Priorities, over half of all entitlement spending flows to the elderly and around 40% is spent on health care.
To encompass the government's role completely, they factored in virtually all entitlement programs, like Medicare and food stamps, in addition to taxes.
As a senior citizen enjoying the benefits of Medicare and Social Security, as well as the advantages of the Bush tax cuts, I could be quite content to leave all entitlement programs as they are.
They find that the members of the movement, who tend to be older, really don't want to roll back government pensions and health care for senior citizens (which, according to Benjamin Friedman, make up about three-quarters of all entitlement spending by the federal government).
Blah, now here's the part where Wallace admonishes the GOP for "losing their way" on spending, so is it time to cut all entitlement programs?
To prove his point, he announced a proposal this week in agreement with Kent Conrad, the Democratic head of the Senate Budget Committee to form a bipartisan commission of worthies to reform all "entitlements", health-related or otherwise.His fiscal analysis may be contested, but several recent developments suggest that his political prediction may be correct.
After years of politicians promising them the destruction of all entitlements except for the ones that Republican voters already have or are about to receive, the end of the deficit and a simultaneous expansion of the military, a restoration of both hands-off government and an American caliphate, movement conservatives are reasonably disappointed.
A simple example for such an algorithm would be to detect all entitlements assigned to not more than a certain percentage of employees.
This means that, should the change happen, all entitlements to date would be preserved, but staff would then move to a defined contribution scheme.
Obama would protect most but not all entitlements spending against the Republican axe, and would modestly trim military spending.
