The system features compulsory contributions and uniform entitlements, with an element of consumer choice, and represents the socialisation of care as part of a social contract.
A good chunk of it was principle, but it's hard to deny that there's an element of entitlement.
At the same time, it is precisely those Presidents who lack that element of entitlement and lordly expectation Ford, Carter, and Bush who are not taken entirely seriously.
At the same time, it is precisely those Presidents who lack that element of entitlement and lordly expectation — Ford, Carter, and Bush — who are not taken entirely seriously.
She makes the case that that generation is particularly ill-equipped for a challenging job market: "There's an element of entitlement — they expect people to figure things out for them".
If his tone suggests trace elements of entitlement, they're tempered by his painful reflections about his beloved late wife, Bella, from whom he was inseparable, whether in New York City, at the house in Connecticut, or at the apartment in Paris.
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The new primary also grabbed a bit of extra space entitlement thanks to its university training element, which requires capacity for researchers to meet.
A right such as health holds a strongly collective element, and the individual entitlement cannot be met without an adequate collective health care system.
The maximum benefit entitlement is made up by three components: the basic element W 1 c ∗, the second adult element W 2 c ∗ and the 30 hour element W 3 c ∗.
