Sentence examples for entitlement from from inspiring English sources

Are these dogs getting an unleashed sense of entitlement from their owners?

Clause 52 of the welfare reform bill aims to remove contributory entitlement from profoundly disabled children.

Or is it that purple, the color of royalty and entitlement from ancient Greece through the Roman Empire and beyond, seems a bit showy?

In response to shareholder criticism, Aviva's remuneration committee agreed to review how the insurer would compensate future joining executives for the loss of entitlement from their previous role.

One goal of the welfare overhaul was to replace a sense of entitlement from government with a sense of personal responsibility for self-sufficiency.

Following a previous announcement by the deputy prime minister last year, new parents will already have the choice over how they split their statutory entitlement from April.

If a child is born, he or she is a rightful child, with all legal entitlements from both parents.

Under relentless questioning from Chris Matthews, she exempted defense and entitlements from the ax, thereby eliminating some 85 percent of the federal budget from her fiscal diligence.

It would deal with the five systemic issues highlighted here and provide a comprehensive action programme for all educational entitlements, from the earliest years into old age.

The cost is already offset by an estimated $200 million in entitlements from governmental bodies, including money to clean up the site and revenues from increased tax values to build infrastructure improvements, according to company filings with the Securities and Exchange Commission.

"The President seems prepared to finally concede this time that at least something needs to be done to save entitlements from their inevitable slide toward bankruptcy," said Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-Ky.).