Sentence examples for entitlement indicating from inspiring English sources
In Pakistan's case, General Sharif has spoken with a sense of entitlement indicating that if he wants to continue his job, he can easily do so but he will not emulate several of his predecessors.
And America's budget deficit and growing entitlements indicate America can't pay forever.
Those eligible for inclusion were people aged 18 to 64 years of age, injured in the period June 2007 to May 2009 who consulted with a primary or secondary healthcare professional and were subsequently registered on the ACC entitlement claimant register indicating the likelihood of requiring more than simple medical treatment.
As you indicate, entitlements like Medicare and Social Security can only become more burdensome as our population ages.
I was very encouraged by House Speaker John Boehner's remarks Wednesday indicating his willingness to support increased revenue from tax reform if it were accompanied by meaningful entitlement reform.
His findings indicate a pattern of entitlement among some powerful people.
Providers with regular annual inspection of their health facilities and those that indicated the information on full entitlement was provided by the NHIS were more likely to report better fee-for-service payment method in the insurance scheme.
Senate Republican leaders and the House budget chairman, Paul Ryan, have indicated a willingness to discuss entitlements.
In addition to the kind of permissibility described here, Burgean entitlement also involves reliability: judgments to which one is epistemically entitled are "well-positioned to achieve or indicate truth in normal circumstances" (1993: 507).
The major distinguishing feature of claiming cash programme entitlements is the high costs of claiming, as indicated above, compared to the small additional costs of claiming an associated in-kind transfer.
Moveon.org released an ad targeting Democrats on the committee who have indicated a willingness to consider cuts to entitlement programs.
