Sentence examples for entitlements of from inspiring English sources
The challenge in reforming entitlements, of course, is how.
However, rights as entitlements of individuals cannot tackle inequality nor are they synonymous with justice.
By contrast, the welfare entitlements of pensioners have been treated as sacrosanct.
It would be better instead to curtail the entitlements of his one.
In most instances those adjustments have involved strengthening the entitlements of copyright owners.
To Ms. Douglas and her neighbors, the wall represents a way to regain their suburban entitlements of peace and quiet.
And I think the other significant change was securing civil partnerships, with all the rights and entitlements of marriage".
It attacks the supposed entitlements of some – mainly the poor – while leaving rackets such as negative-gearing in place.
New York's statutes describe the obligations and entitlements of a parent, but they don't define what a parent is.
The commonwealth will be chasing up to $73m it will be forced to pay to cover the entitlements of almost 800 nickel workers who lost their jobs.
They should therefore enjoy the entitlements of humanity, but their plight remains the same whether you keep the HRA or pass a new bill of rights.
