Sentence examples for entitlements less from inspiring English sources

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Together, Baroness Thatcher and Ronald Reagan championed fewer government entitlements, less regulation, a more robust free market economy, British and American exceptionalism, and a foreign policy that had, as its unofficial motto, "might is right".

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When the entitlements spend less than is brought in through payroll taxes, the "surplus" is simply used to reduce the overall budget deficit.

In a first phase, reforms were mostly aimed at cushioning the impact of the crisis on employment; in a second phase, reforms aimed at increasing the adjustment capacity of labour markets (EPL, working time, wage setting) became more frequent, while reforms reducing the labour taxation or raising entitlements became less frequent in light of tightening budget constraints.

These functions are comparable across programmes, and our estimates imply that Family Credit entitlement has less of a labour supply effect than child nutrition entitlement has, and Housing Benefit does not appear to have a different effect on labour supply than variation in other income.

The bi-partisan bill, they claim, unpersuasively, made the prospects of a comprehensive deal on taxes and entitlement reform "less bleak" than they otherwise would have been.

Cuts to benefit entitlements make it less likely unemployed people will find a job, a government-backed employment project has found, undermining politicians' claims that docking welfare payments acts as an incentive to work.

However, an official evaluation of the cap by the Institute for Fiscal Studies in 2014 found the "large majority" of capped claimants did not respond by moving into work, and a DWP-backed study in Oxford published in June found that cutting benefit entitlements made it less likely that unemployed people would get a job.

He portrayed himself as someone who transcended the traditional liberal-conservative divide, proposing "a government that offers more empowerment and less entitlement".

The doctrine of spousal refusal, the report says, is "vulnerable to abuses that divert resources from Medicaid's legitimate purpose — serving as a safety net for the needy — and turn the program into an entitlement for the less needy".

Talking of Republicans perhaps willing to raise taxes on the rich (and not just tax rates) or Democrats willing to cut entitlement programs is less than inspiring to many Americans weary of the haggling ways of Washington.

In a recent report, Lt. Gov. Richard Ravitchwarned that spousal refusal could be abused as "an entitlement for the less needy" and urged state officials to rethink it, noting that long-term care accounts for nearly half the state's Medicaid spending.

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