For many Americans, Mrs. Helmsley was a symbol of an unbridled arrogance and philosophy of entitlement during the 1980s.
In video posted by Wisconsin Jobs Now, Nielsen shouts that he disagrees with Ryan on entitlement programs during the congressman's speech.
Renowned for his knowledge of policy and his careful adherence to a realist's political lens, his was a key voice dissuading the GOP from taking a position on entitlement reform during 2010's campaign season.
Interns "do not work weekends" and "accrue four days of holiday entitlement during their internships" – though the spokesman did not say whether all interns are required to take those days off.
It makes more than 30 recommendations, including strengthening music hubs, developing music in teacher training and professional development and, above all, holding schools to account more rigorously for the delivery of music as a universal entitlement during the school day as part of the national curriculum.
How's that for a legally entrenched entitlement during a growing decades-long corporate crime wave that largely goes unprosecuted by politically and budgetarily strapped enforcement agencies?
It has been suggested that since strikes are considered a fundamental right or entitlement during collective bargaining and labour negotiations [ 33].
A typical senior receives 25% more money from entitlement programs than he paid, during his working years, in pertinent taxes.
You can just feel a sense of entitlement surging through the packed trains during rush hour.
If you are paid commission directly linked to the actual work you are carrying out, the clarification by the ECJ of how commission should be treated during your annual leave entitlement will be of prime importance to you.
It has also become clear that cutting Social Security is still very hard to do without political cost, even for Republicans — something Donald Trump appears to have recognized, in opposing entitlement cuts during his primary campaign.
