Sentence examples for bring entitlement from inspiring English sources

As a bipartisan proposal to bring entitlement spending under control, raising the retirement age to 67 or 70 will enlist the working poor to pay into the system for a few more years, curtailing their retirement years to the single digits, while the taxes they pay will flow into Social Security checks for the wealthier and healthier.

There appears to be growing public expectation that all diagnoses of dementia bring entitlement to medication, potentially resulting in disappointed expectations.

There are many reasons why policymakers must modernise the state and bring entitlements under control.

I didn't hear anyone talk about the need to bring "entitlements" under control.

He favors bringing entitlement spending down rather than bringing revenues up.

However, as Ben Shephard shows in "The Long Road Home," his highly readable and moving book of postwar relief efforts, not all those who succeeded in obtaining this coveted official status (which brought an entitlement to food and shelter) were simple victims.

One's ego, this feeling of invincibility and entitlement bring so many individuals down - Tiger and Roger Clemens, to name two whom I've recently written about.

Obama could do worse than listen to Europeans, who have grappled with such issues — particularly bringing runaway entitlements under control — for a long time.

The people of a vanishing atoll might somehow retain their rights even if they migrated en masse to another country, or merged with another state, bringing their entitlements as a sort of dowry.Yet current law lays down that only islands can support economic areas.

Ms. Oliver's comment as she dropped off her nominating petitions Monday indicated the argument Mr. Booker's opponents will make: "I don't bring a sense of entitlement," she said.

As the 76 million baby boomers bring their sense of entitlement into their declining years, drug companies have invested heavily in quality-of-life products like Viagra, Zoloft, Prozac and other substances that offer what used to be called attitude adjustment.