Sentence examples for entitlements over from inspiring English sources

Jewish entitlements over non-Jewish citizens would naturally follow.

In exchange, he agreed to $400 billion in savings from Medicare and other entitlements over 10 years, to be worked out next year with no guarantees.

The independent national insurance fund would have a responsibility to ensure that contribution rates were sufficient to pay for benefit entitlements over the long-term.

The reason is that America's real fiscal problems relate not to the current deficit, which mostly derives from the weakness of the economy, but from the growth of entitlements over future decades.

According to some theories of property, an agent making something good gains entitlements over the property.

The "age of entitlement" is over, federal treasurer Joe Hockey has decreed.

On top of the poverty trap, they face a high probability of soon being back in the queue to obtain benefit entitlement all over again.

A day after treasurer Joe Hockey warned "the age of entitlement" was over, the chairman of the National party policy committee, Peter Langhorne, said the EC interest rate subsidy should be a key part of any "solid drought package".

Speaking to the ABC's 7.30 program, Abbott backed the treasurer Joe Hockey's declaration that the SPC decision showed "the age of unsustainable entitlement is over", asking why the taxpayer should borrow money to give it to a company like SPC's parent company Coca-Cola Amatil, whadh had a stronger balance sheet than the federal government.

So sad that new Treasurer Scott Morrison, in a rare display of compassion, decided not to deliver his big "The age of 'the age of entitlement is over' is over" speech.

Interestingly, the issue also sparked commentary on the inherent class divisions in Indian society, where the rich minority seems to possess a sense of entitlement over a majority of the public resources.