Sentence examples for entitlements, for example from inspiring English sources

To protect against postcode lotteries, national entitlements – for example to see a cancer specialist in two weeks – are critical, and sadly opposed by some.

But work emanating from the No 10 policy unit in 2008 and 2009 around citizen entitlements, for example within the NHS, are again clear antecedents of the big society today.

One of the exceptions to minimum wage entitlement, for example, is work experience placements not exceeding one year undertaken by students as part of a UK-based higher education or further education course.

I'll say, let me speak to the Mind of Entitlement, for example.

We also deal with the second issue, namely that union membership represents an empirical proxy for high vacation entitlements due, for example, to firm characteristics.

His entitlement reform, for example, is more courageous than that of any candidate, including Barack Obama.

As part of redressing this imbalance, we need to reform the entitlement programs, for example, by reducing Social Security benefits for the highest income Americans.

He spoke of keeping George Bush's tax cuts, trimming the corporate tax rate to 28% and curbing entitlement spending, for example by indexing Social Security (public pensions) payments to inflation instead of wages.He then spent the next four days preparing for this week's debate.

(Grover Norquist's anti-tax pledge is pie-in-the-sky fantasy and dangerous demagoguery). Everyone is going to have to make sacrifices as part of a comprehensive budget deal along the lines of Simpson-Bowles, with tens of millions of people getting smaller entitlement benefits, for example, and tens of millions of people paying higher taxes.

As code displaces law, and law is modified to reinforce the new code, the traditional entitlements of users (for example, the right within limits to make "fair use" of documents one possesses) are threatened in practice even as they survive on paper.

And more generally, I agree with Ken Clarke that there should be a careful balance of incentives between cash, share entitlements and options, for example; and between immediate compensation and longer-term incentives".