Sentence examples for existing entitlements from inspiring English sources

The proposals allow families to share existing entitlements.

Reducing unfair and exorbitant existing entitlements is the real key to economic stability for the United States.

The report acknowledges that the existing entitlements system is piecemeal, incomplete, confusing and lacks transparency, leading to travel that has been "inside entitlement but outside community expectations".

Even if liberals get the higher tax rates on the rich they so ardently desire, the money won't be adequate to finance our existing entitlements, let alone a New Deal 2.0.

Detractors are calling this the "hearth bonus .These two new policies join a bewildering list of 156 existing entitlements for families, such as the Kindergeld that parents get for each child, as well as various tax breaks.

We've got to get more Americans working again for their own dignity — and to generate the rising incomes and wealth we need to pay for existing entitlements, as well as all the new investments we'll need to make.

This would incorporate their existing entitlement to contributory jobseeker's allowance (£67.50 a week), trebling the amount of support available to people when they lose their job.

Its president, Sonia Gandhi, is pushing to create a constitutional right to food and expand the existing entitlement so that every Indian family would qualify for a monthly 77-pound bag of grain, sugar and kerosene.

The effect of existing government entitlements and obligations combined with expanding bank debt, flawed loans, flawed securitizations, and leverage significantly weakened the U.S. economy stunting growth as money was diverted to the banks and away from capital spending, the biggest driver of any economy.

Yet Mr. Thomas was right to declare the principle because the existing Medicare entitlement, lacking a drug benefit, is seriously deficient.

Her "right" does not refer to an existing legal entitlement but to a claim about what morality (or ideology, or international law or some other higher source) demands.