Sentence examples for create new entitlements from inspiring English sources

They don't want to create new entitlements.

A true progressive agenda would seek to dismantle those barriers, not create new entitlements for the upper middle class.

"I'm not voting to create new entitlements for insurance companies," Paul told Fox News Thursday.

Minimum wages do not create new "entitlement" programs or otherwise enjoin the country's sterile debates about the value of government.

This "pay as you go" requirement has discouraged Congress from creating new entitlements.

In Texas, a majority of the state's officeholders and lawmakers were skeptical, worried about creating new entitlements and wary of creating a program that started with attractive federal enticements but could end up draining the state budget.

Like all legislation, from laws creating new entitlements to those cutting taxes, the Affordable Care Act comes with real costs and trade-offs.

Representative Howard P. McKeon of California, the ranking Republican on the House education committee, said the law created new entitlement programs, like forgiveness of student loans, that would ultimately drive up taxes.

"Children can't vote, don't give money and have no power, and neither do their parents". We boomers are also preying on children in a more insidious way: We're running up their debts, both by creating new entitlement programs and by running budget deficits today.

The welfare provisions do not enable the Scottish parliament to create new benefit entitlements across devolved areas, and they require the approval of UK ministers for any changes to universal credit.

Ms Sturgeon added: "At the same time, the power argued for by stakeholders to create new benefit entitlements in any devolved area has simply not been delivered, while the command paper makes clear that, pending devolution of disability support, the roll-out of personal independence payments and the cut to spending on disability benefits will continue.