Sentence examples for entitlement first from inspiring English sources
And he affirmed this entitlement, first by taking control of trade between Islam and the West, then by initiating an Ottoman conquest of the European territory.
Robert Keith, a budget historian formerly at the Congressional Research Service, said the term entitlement first appeared in the 1950s to describe Social Security and veterans and education benefits, and was in common use by the 1970s, after Medicare and Medicaid were created.
"Check your entitlement first," she advises.
They aver that "anyone seeking to restore our fiscal health should look at entitlements first, not across-the-board cuts aimed at our men and women in uniform .This is bogus.
All these hopefuls, to varying degrees, are also rallying around the basic precepts of reforming entitlements, first espoused by Representative Paul Ryan (RWis).. Universal History Archive/Getty Images.
When there is no societal entitlement, the first or second method must be used; and when it exists, the third must be used.
On the other hand are congressional Republicans, who have threatened to default unless they receive a significant amount of spending cuts or entitlement reforms first.
Even within the market for non-medical primary care services there is likely to be an inequitable distribution of services, where entitlement to third party compensation is the driver of demand rather than clinical need.
Columnist Colby Cosh summed it up in 2006 as thus: "Canada remains in 2006 largely what it was in 2005 a country where cigarettes are taxed 300%, but heroin is free to addicts; where gay widowers have an easier time obtaining pension entitlements than Second World War veterans; and where a women can go topless in public unless she has hate literature tattooed across her breasts".
Her manipulative, importuning presence violates their sense of entitlement, which at first the film seems not to question.
"Withdrawal of privileges for which there is no legal entitlement in the first place" could not amount to unconstitutional coercion, Mr. McAllister said.
