In support of Gilbert it should be clarified that she does not speak of the obligations and entitlements in question as moral obligations and entitlements, but treats them rather as directed obligations and as part of the social relationship between the participants (cf. Gilbert 2006: 155).
Important considerations are the burden of disease, as well as issues of health rights and entitlements in targeting children who are often overlooked by the health system.
Calls for higher taxes and more entitlements in the name of "fairness" lead me to ask how much of my private wealth is community property?
At the very least, Joe the Plumber wants to see his healthcare, social security and other entitlements in the hands of private companies that he did not vote into office and that have no regulations on whichever way they decide to handle Joe (or rip him off in return for lousy service).
Call me crazy, but since when is perfection, comparison and competition the norm (and entitlement?) in every aspect of life?
Of course we can accept sexism from the position of comfort and entitlement in which we find ourselves.
Through the accumulation of embodied and institutionalized cultural capital, they had been internalized confidence and entitlement in academic standardization on how to learn effectively and successfully.
Devoted to the university years, the first quarter of "Brideshead" is a tedious evocation of the freedoms and entitlements of the Bright Young Things, reveling in their epicurean fetishism.
She said Johnston had made "big-noting, self-serving, hypocritical speeches on Remembrance Day" but persisted in cutting pay and entitlements for the defence forces.
That sequestration offset proposal contains spending cuts and entitlement reforms in the form of Medicare cuts and chained CPI.
Since vacation entitlements are based on calendar years, employees can generally use remaining entitlements in the first months of the subsequent year.
