Sentence examples for entitlement from the from inspiring English sources

Why is it that I paid towards my pension entitlement from the age of 15 to 65, enabling those before me to receive same?

Douthat critiques his peers' sense of entitlement from the perspective of a cultural conservative, although his high moral tone is somewhat compromised by an eagerness to bolster this account of campus life with salacious anecdotes of debauchery, greed, and snobbery.

Rebels, with no former jobs to return to, may be given the option of joining a national army.However, it would be a rare rebel force that did not derive some sense of entitlement from the sacrifices made during a hard-fought war, and the katibas still brush off requests by NTC officials to place themselves under the authority of a unified command.

In 1991, Scalia delivered a robust defense of fair-share fees, writing: "Where the state imposes upon the union a duty to deliver services, it may permit the union to demand reimbursement for them … where the state creates in the nonmembers a legal entitlement from the union, it may compel them to pay the cost".

Reflective faith and the question of entitlement From the perspective of reflective persons of faith (or would-be faith), the question of entitlement arises: are they rationally, epistemically even, morally entitled to adopt or continue in their faith?

It also suggested lowering of the food entitlement, from the existing 35 kgs per family, to 25 kg, thereby substantially reducing the food subsidy outgo.

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.

This helps to ensure that HIV positive children get quality medical services and receive proper entitlements from the state.

Thirdly, the program aimed to improve power over resources by providing access to social entitlements from the state (ration cards, voter ID and bank accounts) as well as micro-loans for self-employment opportunities.

It is characterized by a lack of any of the non-waged benefits that had typified previous employment relations, and the progressive loss of labour rights or entitlements from the state.

4. FRANK OCEAN "Channel Orange" (Def Jam) A sustained reflection on love, longing and entitlement from one of the most distinctive young songwriters in R&B, and one of the most empathic singers.