Sentence examples for entitlement needs from inspiring English sources
To Mr. Komanoff, this outsized, potentially lethal, sense of entitlement needs to be addressed.
Far from being unsustainable, welfare entitlement needs to be encouraged in a low-wage, high-rent economy.
Smith regards the YPLA's approach – that entitlement need not be cut if it can be funded some other way – as "mealy-mouthed pretence".
"The entitlement needed to keep some students on track is huge," says Smith. "Guidance is very important where parents have no experience of higher or even further education – these are first-generation students.
But they have conceded that those middle-class entitlements need to be curbed.
The Rosenbladt case confirms this approach, saying that "the specific level of pension insurance entitlements" need not be taken into account when operating the "inter-generational fairness" policy – so the fact the elderly person can't afford to retire cannot be cited as a reason for keeping someone on.
It's not that traditional families, traditional classrooms or traditional entitlements need to be abandoned entirely.
The fact is the Social Security system is in major trouble, and anyone who can read a balance sheet knows that Medicare, Medicaid, Social Security and other entitlements need to be addressed.
I think the White House made bad choices on the stimulus and the health care bill that limited its flexibility on economic policy later on; I think Obama has never been interested in the kind of structural reforms that our entitlement system needs; and I think this White House's second term agenda is mostly non-responsive to these challenges.
But to the Boomers, driven by a sense of entitlement, personal needs are more important and they expect them delivered on a platter.
Schwarzman, who has, on occasion, displayed a tendency to blame the financial crisis on poor people, now seems to agree with President Obama that the pain, notably through tax increases and entitlement reform, needs to be balanced across classes.
