Sentence examples for entitlements this from inspiring English sources

Although there has been a level of "legal equality" in some areas, such as superannuation and insurance schemes, property settlements after separation and estate entitlements, this cannot compensate for denial of the right to marry the person you love.

If service providers choose to give care outside the framework of formal entitlements, this is left to their own discretion.

Examining the complexity of the negotiating process that goes into claiming any kind of entitlements, this article reviews SAHAYOG'S experiences over the last ten years of working with Dalit women (formerly "untouchables" and now members of the Scheduled Castes) for improved access to maternal health services in Uttar Pradesh.

Fuelled by a pathological sense of entitlement, this looting has all been done with the lights on, as if there was nothing at all to hide.

And he called Mr. Cameron "a politician who travels very lightly ideologically except for one overriding conviction — that's this entitlement, this idea that it's his turn to govern".

Tom Birmingham, its boss, says that, because of the drought and the pumping restrictions, it is receiving only 10% of its entitlement this year.The result, says Mr Birmingham, is fallow land, farm workers being laid off and "people standing in food lines for hours".

Woman: (with unbridled entitlement) This is a company party our CEO is here and you STOLE our pizza.

Did I just drink your water?! I've got some sense of entitlement, this is terrible!

When mentioning entitlement, this does not mean welfare, social security, Medicaid, food stamps -- safety net programs -- entitlement refers to an attitude, a false swagger, if you will.

This is what will undoubtedly happen should Ms. Matsui and other Dems be allowed to create yet another entitlement, this time involving the 'nerve center' of business.

Characterized by a strong sense of entitlement, this rigid boundary style tends to win at conflicts but loses respect and intimacy in their relationships, often without recognizing what they are giving up.