For example, the blue-collar whites who make up 40% of the electorate are fed up with Mr Obama, but also wary of sudden change and attached to entitlements such as Medicare and Social Security (pensions).
For one group of American architects, it represents the "classical" tradition connected with the Rome Prize, the City Beautiful movement and the connotations of social entitlement attached to the firm McKim, Meade, & White.
Put that in contrast to the stigma of entitlement attached to millennials.
With a nod to the rise of Asia and other emerging economies, he asserted that Britain needs to "do or decline", by changing its approach to education, state pensions and other spending, if it is to compete with ambitious countries less attached to past entitlements.
Alternatively, policy measures, including restricted entitlements attached to immigration status, may limit opportunities for migrants to access jobs, services or welfare support (Oliver, 2013).
And this led me to reflect upon my own notions of privilege and opportunity—I began a discussion with myself about the duties and obligations attached to privilege and entitlement.
Water is seen as more of an entitlement than a commodity with a price-tag attached.
