Sentence examples for entitlement free from inspiring English sources
But for Jean M. Twenge and W. Keith Campbell, psychologists and authors of "THE NARCISSISM EPIDEMIC: LIVING IN THE AGE OF ENTITLEMENT" (Free Press), the challenge must have been not finding examples but deciding which ones to leave out.
According to the MOE, the amended project adopts "quasi-compulsory education" as its core concept; the entitlement of free admission to school is deductively explained as the right for tuition-free preschool education.
Another issue, both in London and elsewhere, is the continuing confusion over the rules governing entitlement to free NHS continuing care, as well as its overlap with eligibility for the top band of free nursing care.
Allowances: Ease the pressure on your bank balance First of all, use up any entitlement to free childcare.
The current entitlement to free childcare is 15 hours a week for all parents of children aged three and four.
We are products of the suburbs whose sense of entitlement to free expression matches those of the forefathers.
One such example is the use of a postcode-based indicator of deprivation instead of entitlement to free school meals.
The situation has created a stunning sense of entitlement to free labor on the part of laboratory investigators.
Although some reports suggested passports would have to be shown to guarantee entitlement to free NHS treatment, they are not required in every case.
The entitlement to free nursery care is being extended from 12 to 15 hours for three- and four-year-olds and to 20,000 two-year-olds from the poorest families.
