Sentence examples similar to entitlements that it from inspiring English sources

It wasn't entitlements that caused the crash--it was financial high rollers who pushed for deregulation and then exploited it, such as Peterson and his friends.

Nor will it dismantle the culture of entitlements that prevails in the country.

It consolidates various food-related programs and entitlements that have made gradual headway during the last decade.

It is proposed legislation that would end entitlements that keep millions out of poverty.

This Article explores objects and entitlements that defy this norm.

Each delineates specific entitlements that cannot be abrogated due to age, gender, economic class or nationality.

Dynastic privilege – and the sense of entitlement that it evokes – has elicited mixed feelings among Americans all the way back to the founding of the republic.

The Americans behaved with such entitlement that it took me ten minutes to find the courage to overcome the sense that it was my family who was out of place, my father who was embarrassing.

"The people being blamed — rightly or wrongly," he said, "are the prominent senior bankers who have behaved" with "such a sense of entitlement that it's very easy for people to go out on the streets".

Meadows declined to detail the changes he and other conservatives are seeking, but they have leveled three broad objections to the Ryan-backed bill: that the system of tax credits it creates constitutes a new government entitlement, that it does not do enough to curtail the ACA's Medicaid expansion, and that it largely leaves the ACA's insurance coverage mandates in place.

That's the way you make ending an entitlement politically palatable -- you tell the people who are currently receiving the entitlement or about to receive the entitlement that it won't affect them.