Her positivity is correlated by a sense of entitlement one frequently encounters in north Americans - she expected success, it duly came and she hasn't wasted energy agonising over whether she "deserves" it.
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.
These two aspects of his background contributed mightily to his work, both in its subject matter and in what he has described as its "feelings — or qualities" of "entitlement on the one hand and feverishness on the other".
Given the timing, Boehner's plan seems to be to combine all of these issues — the C.R. extension, raising the debt ceiling, and a deal on sequestration and entitlements — into one package.
As the lack of awareness about legal entitlements was one of the main barriers identified in this study, the relevant information should be clearly communicated by care providers and professional associations to all health care professionals and administrative staff.
For his sake I have suffered the loss of all things, and I regard them as rubbish, in order that I may gain Christ and be found in him, not having a righteousness of my own that comes from WASPy entitlement, but one that comes through faith in Christ, the righteousness from God based on faith.
Both Bush and Obama spent months in search of elusive "grand bargains," in Bush's case, one on entitlement reform; in Obama's, on the federal deficit.
"I said he [Obama] should be big on entitlements," Plouffe told one former administration official, by which he meant reining in these budgetary elephants.
She describes growing up with no sense of "entitlement" – in one sense an advantage.
