Sentence examples for entitlement out from inspiring English sources

I don't know that person, but there's a lot of entitlement out there, and some people are saying that you don't have to work to achieve.

Mr Lowe said: "These costs were a contractual entitlement out of the council's hands.

Cut off from her trust fund (her dad was jailed for running a Ponzi scheme), Caroline seems helpless at first, but her entitlement turns out to be a kind of superpower — she believes that she and Max deserve a better life.

The bipartisan effort to reform entitlements petered out, and today it is hard to see how it could ever be resurrected.

Asked about her personal use of the $273 overnight allowance, Labor's deputy leader, Tanya Plibersek, said she claimed the usual entitlements set out in the framework, "same as everybody else".

As a result the entitlement to out-patient specialist palliative care was implemented in a law in the next electoral term (Statutory Health Insurance Competition Strengthening Act (SHI-CSA)).

Ministers could, however, say the cuts would improve work incentives because they would make out-of-work benefits far less generous, in part because the reduced generosity would mean CTC entitlement would run out at a lower level of household earnings, thereby cutting the marginal effective tax rates some working families face.

He added: "People feel this extra entitlement to act out their prejudice".

It is significant even if the entitlement element turns out not to be very large.

Teti has also made it his business to weed out entitlement at the national level.

Some Republican-dominated legislatures are ideologically opposed to expanding an entitlement or carrying out health reforms in any form.