Sentence examples for entitlement I from inspiring English sources

We assume, for simplicity of illustration, that there is no Housing Benefit entitlement (i.e. this individual lives rent free or in owner occupied accommodation) and we ignore income taxation and social security contributions.

In parallel to such newfound reach in PVP legislation, conventional breeders increasingly began to be confronted with an unfamiliar and strong legal entitlement, i.e. patents, where relatively restricted room has traditionally been awarded to follow-on use possibilities vis-à-vis protected innovations, especially in active breeding programmes.

"Has a sense of entitlement, i.e., unreasonable expectations of especially favorable treatment or automatic compliance with his or her expectations".

On the surface of their superfluous soliloquies, there is a sense of entitlement: "I am entitled to my opinion and, by virtue my maleness, I will vocalize that opinion".

"That is an entitlement I don't understand," she said.

In a passing moment of something like wifely entitlement, I lifted the wicker lid and dropped my blouse on top of his shirt and thought no more about it.

They want to end entitlements, i.e. Social Security and Medicare.

If there is anybody who wants to eliminate entitlements, I haven't met that person.

So if you bend the curve on entitlements, I'm willing to do revenues.

"If you bend the curve on entitlements, I'm willing to do revenue".

As Williams points out: "People like entitlements, I gotta tell you".