Sentence examples for and entitlements and the from inspiring English sources

I'm simply saying that there is a gap that has opened up between the promises and entitlements and the actual pace of growth, and closing that gap is going to be a challenge.

In explaining HRBAP, the message could be simplified so that the essence of the approach - viewing people as individuals with rights and entitlements and the potential to help themselves and their families, rather than as objects of charity - is highlighted.

Vanity, exhibitionism and entitlement and the other hallmarks of narcissism are spreading to the population at large.

Jonathan Chait, in particular, has taken to explaining why "the growing mass of evidence that the health-care-cost inflation problem is indeed solvable" cuts the legs out from under the entire right-of-center take on health care, deficits and entitlements, and puts the data squarely on the side of health care reform's proponents.

Among Paul's top priorities, he told the Journal: the introduction of a constitutional amendment mandating the passage of a balanced budget, a "Read the Bill" act, "steep cuts in defense and entitlements," and of course "the out-of-control deficit".

Mr. Boehner has said for months that a deal to reform taxes and entitlements and substantially lower the deficit is not appropriate for a lame-duck Congress.

The report recommends that: "The governments of PNG and Australia should finalise and disseminate as a matter of urgency clear information to asylum seekers about their legal rights and entitlements, and provide counselling on the procedures which will be followed to assess their claims for refugee status".

This led to a bit of back-and-forth about red states and blue states, about taxes and entitlements, and about what parts of the country "support" what other parts of the country.

A third critique regards the normative internal structure of plural subject, i.e., the claims that the parties to a joint commitment assume mutual obligations and entitlements and that this is characteristic of the basic phenomenon of joint action.

"There was a culture of easy gratification and entitlement and all the rest of it," he told the Today programme, while talking about last year's riots.

There was a culture of easy gratification and entitlement and all the rest of it.