Sentence examples for entitlement to existing from inspiring English sources

A disinvestment is seen as 'taking something away' from someone--perhaps community groups or other interests acquire a 'sense of entitlement' to existing services or programs.

The bill prevents the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission from "standardizing" its policies, creates federal authority to force the siting of transmission lines, and provides permanent transmission entitlements to existing transmission holders that are guaranteed to be deeply contentious.

It concerns all aspects relating to the creation of new real estate projects and adding value to existing projects – site selection, design, finance, entitlements, construction, leasing, and operations.

This would involve both straightforward changes to existing federal subsidy programs (particularly cutting support for notoriously substandard for-profit colleges) and a more fundamental political challenge: getting Washington to recognize that education is an entitlement, not a loan.

Extensions to existing lines.

Add messages to existing bundles.

Make changes to existing records.

This would incorporate their existing entitlement to contributory jobseeker's allowance (£67.50 a week), trebling the amount of support available to people when they lose their job.

The possibilities are real: the chancellor announced a review of maternity pay and leave, to be conducted by trade and industry secretary Stephen Byers and likely to take in an existing review of a new entitlement to parental leave.

A much-heralded new "constitution" turns out to be a flowery restatement of existing rights, such as the entitlement to choose a hospital or receive any treatment approved by the NHS's spending watchdog.

Her "right" does not refer to an existing legal entitlement but to a claim about what morality (or ideology, or international law or some other higher source) demands.