Sentence examples for an entitlement for from inspiring English sources

The report insists that arts education should be an entitlement for all children.

The clue is in the name – these are discretionary payments, not like benefits, which are an entitlement for people in return for national insurance contributions.

We can expect a surge of interest in "affordable health care," specifically an entitlement for prescription drugs that Democrats have blocked as not generous enough.

She said: "Equal pay has been an entitlement for women for over 40 years, and we are still so far away from achieving it.

Where one group saw exploration of the mountains as an entitlement, for the new working-class climbers it was both the oxygen of freedom and a necessity.

The doctrine of spousal refusal, the report says, is "vulnerable to abuses that divert resources from Medicaid's legitimate purpose — serving as a safety net for the needy — and turn the program into an entitlement for the less needy".

Through rigorous analysis, these essays expose the idea of a post-racial nation as a pleasurable entitlement for a black elite, enabling them to reject the ethics and urgency of improving the well-being of the black majority.

But our health-care spending should not be an entitlement program for the medical industrial complex.

But the similarity to other forms of compensation invited recipients to treat the bonus as an entitlement, pressing for a definition of the additional income as a right.

WASHINGTON -- Congressional efforts to address problems with the veterans health care system may have the added benefit of creating an educational entitlement for nearly 2,000 military spouses a year.

Making a two- or four-year higher education a free entitlement for "every Marylander," as Mr. Jealous's website promises, would blow a Chesapeake Bay-sized hole in the state budget.