Sentence examples for entitlements for some from inspiring English sources

If they have to do something, Democrats would rather raise taxes (on rich people and oil companies) while Republicans would rather cut entitlements (for some distantly future retirees).

The soaring costs are met through government entitlements for some, employer-paid schemes for others, and expensive insurance plans that only some of the people caught in the gap can afford.

Though the SPD finished well behind the CDU-CSU, their coalition agreement, signed at the end of November, looks to many like a wishlist for the left.Business and financial leaders are barely bothering to conceal their disappointment at a new national minimum wage, increased pension payments, lower retirement ages for some workers and new pension entitlements for some stay-at-home mothers.

For most unemployed workers, this reform reduced the period of benefit entitlement, sometimes the reduction was as strong as 22 months, although it did increase the entitlement period for some other groups by at most 2 months.

Rather, he found himself at the forefront of a new era of fan entitlement that for some creators has raised tricky questions of ownership.

"Thank you for your communications regarding whether Eastern Australian Agriculture might be interested in offering some of its water entitlements for sale," Bickford-Smith wrone on that date.

There will be no more major entitlements for Americans.

Capping redundancy entitlements – stalled The Coalition planned to cap work entitlements for workers employed by companies that go into receivership.

And ended it by saying raising retirement age would "ensure entitlements for years to come".

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

As a result, a system intended to speed up entitlements for veterans could end up hurting them.