Sentence examples for entitlements since from inspiring English sources

The 2003 prescription-drug benefit for the elderly is the biggest expansion of entitlements since the 1960s.

BBMH has helped 3,800 people such as Precious claim more than £5m of benefit entitlements since it was established in 2008.

At the moment, individuals could struggle to understand their state pension entitlements since the main Department of Work and Pensions booklet on the subject, "NP46: A detailed guide to state pensions", was taken offline last August and, according to the department, "is being reviewed and is not currently available".

Susan Rotella, RealNames' senior vice president of customer operations says the editorial policy is based on what Internet users expect to see when they type in a word, not an entity's legal entitlement, since several companies named Acme can be legally entitled to the same name.

As James Antle notes in the American Conservative, Mr Ryan...not only voted for but helped pass Medicare Part D, the prescription drug benefit that was the largest new entitlement since the Great Society and which added trillions to the rickety healthcare program's already considerable unfunded liabilities.

The ad says Mr. Santorum supported the biggest entitlement expansion since the 1960s.

Any plan will have to focus heavily on entitlement cutbacks, since Republicans have taken tax increases off the table.

The right has railed against entitlement spending since the 1960s, and its frustration boiled over in the Tea Party movement.

In a sense, shared defeat, as Yuval Levin shrewdly points out: … the left is trying to avoid a fundamental transformation of the structure of our entitlement programs, since liberals believe the structure of those programs is key to their legitimacy and purpose, and so key to sustaining a just society.

He put the Republican seal of approval on the biggest intrusion of federal power into the classroom in history (No Child Left Behind), the most expensive public-works programme ever (the 2005 highway bill) and the largest new entitlement programme since the creation of Medicare and Medicaid (the prescription-drug benefit).

– Ashley Parker Mr. Perry doesn't balk at using the term "Ponzi scheme" to describe Social Security — before the debate, there had been questions about how tough he'd be on the entitlement program, since his campaign has in recent weeks seemed to back away from that term.