Sentence examples for entitlements more from inspiring English sources

"While the idea of being off at the same time may be attractive, both parents will be using up the leave and potentially the pay entitlements more quickly than if just the mother was off," Bloodworth says.

Use the Congressional deficit supercommittee to embrace the sort of new social contract we've been circling around for the past few years: simpler taxes, reformed entitlements, more money for human capital, growth and innovation.

And I've argued before that the changing demographic composition of the United States is likely to make debates over taxes and entitlements more polarizing than they otherwise would be, by making the old-young gap a white-brown gap as well.

Americans deserve a coherent alternative to the Obama-Pelosi-Reid agenda of more entitlements, more taxes and less individual choice, and the Republican Party must be led by a new generation of forward-looking reformers to provide this path.

They don't want to admit that there are ways to make health care entitlements more affordable that don't involve asking seniors to pay more, and that these models are in place right now, all over the industrial world.

No one character embodied that entitlement more than Gob.

But the candor of Michaels's protagonists also reflects a deeper sense of entitlement more recently threatened.

I'm not even sure if it's a sense of entitlement, more just that he's cast himself as a martyr despite his success.

If, as expected, he becomes Prime Minister after Blair leaves office, Brown will see his guaranteed pension entitlement more than double, even if he only serves a few months as leader.

"Entitlement" more aptly describes the presumption of rightful due of big rewards to Wall St. crooks who are paid handsomely for the practice of bundling derivatives and speculation at the expense of mortgage holders.

That would make them less like entitlements and more like anti-poverty programmes and, if Ms Gornick's data is an indication, move America even further away from the European model that seems to make for less inegalitarian societies.