Sentence examples for and entitlements from the from inspiring English sources

Under relentless questioning from Chris Matthews, she exempted defense and entitlements from the ax, thereby eliminating some 85 percent of the federal budget from her fiscal diligence.

4. FRANK OCEAN "Channel Orange" (Def Jam) A sustained reflection on love, longing and entitlement from one of the most distinctive young songwriters in R&B, and one of the most empathic singers.

Or is it that purple, the color of royalty and entitlement from ancient Greece through the Roman Empire and beyond, seems a bit showy?

Certain freedoms and entitlements arise from the right to health.

This helps to ensure that HIV positive children get quality medical services and receive proper entitlements from the state.

They instinctively exploit the indulgences and prerogatives extended to them as children, having semi-comprehendingly imbibed a sense of resentment and entitlement from their own elders.

And those, such as their now disgraced leader Sepp Blatter, who used the system they created to propagate a lifestyle and sense of power and entitlement from which they became indivisible.

There's a bit of grafting going on, as White tries to draw lessons about race and entitlement from an experience that seems to have had little to do with either.

I didn't grow up flying first class, but I inherited my irresponsibility and entitlement from somewhere.

It is characterized by a lack of any of the non-waged benefits that had typified previous employment relations, and the progressive loss of labour rights or entitlements from the state.

Thirdly, the program aimed to improve power over resources by providing access to social entitlements from the state (ration cards, voter ID and bank accounts) as well as micro-loans for self-employment opportunities.