She added, "The new books come at a time of the flowering of women's creativity in Ireland, in the sense that women's studies are a legitimate pursuit, the taking as an entitlement the same education and voice that men have".
Cutting entitlements at the same time as buying hundreds of billions of dollars-worth of bad loans from Wall Street is difficult politics, to say the least.
We need to cut Medicare and Social Security entitlements at the same time as we make new investments in infrastructure, schools and government-financed research programs that will spawn the next Google and Intel.
His tax credit entitlement rises to £9,197 a year, and his child benefit entitlement remains the same.
Non-Rutlanders had no such entitlement and the same is now true of Kent.
Attracted by an entitlement to the same legal rights and social benefits as for Canadian citizens, some 25,000 asylum-seekers make their way to Canada every year.
Creating a major new entitlement at the same time you're cutting taxes would have been inconceivable just a few years ago".
This gave rise to what can only be described, in Cameron's words as "a culture of entitlement"; at the same time, women were blamed for giving birth to bastards, for the maintenance of each of whom the parish rewarded her with 1s 6d a week.
On the face of it, this book easily outclasses most British and Irish collections in the scale of its ambition, the polish of its rhetoric and its sense of entitlement to the same range of possibilities and rewards as, say, a David Foster Wallace novel.
As more and more people realized how many friends, family members and coworkers they had who were gay, they more and more supported their entitlement to the same rights as anyone else.
