Sentence examples for except for entitlements from inspiring English sources
To read: The New Republic's Jonathan Cohn dissects the House Republican budget proposal, authored by Paul Ryan: Imagine a politician held a press conference in order to boast about a plan that would take health insurance away from tens of millions of people, while effectively eliminating the federal government except for entitlements and defense spending.
E-mail address GO SIGN UP Share Tweet Imagine a politician held a press conference in order to boast about a plan that would take health insurance away from tens of millions of people, while effectively eliminating the federal government except for entitlements and defense spending.
As the size of the national debt balloons and the rate of interest gets back to normal levels, these payments will consume more of the annual budget and leave less room for spending on defense as well as domestic programs (except for entitlements such as Social Security and Medicare).
"I am for entitlement reform," said Senator Mary L. Landrieu, Democrat of Louisiana.
"Obama Hints At Priorities For Entitlement Reform".
The basis for entitlement is insurance status.
In this sense, they were typical of the enormous, invisible underclass of people who are American in every respect except for the legal entitlement to be here.
After years of politicians promising them the destruction of all entitlements except for the ones that Republican voters already have or are about to receive, the end of the deficit and a simultaneous expansion of the military, a restoration of both hands-off government and an American caliphate, movement conservatives are reasonably disappointed.
It accounts for every government expenditure except entitlements, security and interest.
During this time, application for appropriate entitlements should be initiated.
Surprisingly, having knowledge of health care services and GP registration did not show significant association with GP registration, except for the knowledge on health care entitlements of asylum seekers, where the registered population had less knowledge than the unregistered population.
