What if the public – or more precisely, millions of local experts – has good knowledge of means, but (because of misplaced entitlements, group-think or plain moral degeneracy) has no good ideas about ends?
The bank added: "In line with Sir Victor's contractual entitlement, the group has continued to make available to him office space and support in one of the group's existing buildings for the remainder of his notice period, until 31 January 2010".
To influence the sense of entitlement, one group was told that they were answering the questions because the university wanted to know more about each individual student.
My dearest friend Gary Younge is worried that we are against group entitlements.
The council's early drafts of the bill included many provisions that were quietly dropped, one by one, first by the council itself and later by the government: social security pensions, special entitlements for vulnerable groups, community kitchens and strong accountability measures, among others.
A debate arose in jazz circles over the entitlements of such a group, what it meant and whether it deserved what it got.
Protecting the entitlement benefits is the group's top priority at the moment.
We examined whether it was possible to achieve predetermined targets that reflect the aspirations and entitlements of diverse stakeholder groups.
"Just extending entitlement to a wider group - for example those on working tax credits, or on low incomes but in employment - actually has no impact on the things we care about - on educational attainment, children's health... and giving people incentives to get back into employment".
Some professionals reported that the entitlements of different patient groups required clarification.
This applies to increasing cultural awareness amongst staff, providing educational programmes and information material for migrants, and circulating clear guidelines for staff on the care entitlements of different migrant groups.
