Sentence examples for for an entitlement from inspiring English sources

Some of us have argued independently for an entitlement that applies equally to students in higher and further/adult education.

"An obligation [to the elderly] is being sacrificed to pay for an entitlement program we didn't even ask for," Ryan declared.

"They were pushing for an entitlement program, and who knows what final cost would have been, the multiple billions, probably," Mr. Feehery said.

Thus, for cognitive disabilities, Wolff emphasizes "targeted resource enhancement" rather than status enhancement, arguing for an entitlement scheme that gives people with cognitive disabilities maximum possible control over an individual budget for personal assistance and social support (2009a, 407 413).

"The funding gap, the excessive workload of teachers and the absence of an entitlement for teachers to professional development are all material factors in this review," she said.

He has criticised Mr Obama for creating an "entitlement society" that punishes work and initiative, and mischaracterised his welfare waivers as loosening the requirement that recipients must find work.

For example, an entitlement 6 months in the status quo would decrease to 3 months with the proposed reform.

Douglas recommended doing it with a national dividend for everyone, an entitlement by "grace" rather than "works," something that was necessary just to raise purchasing power enough to cover the products on the market.

The big difference between Prop 38 and some other voucher plans is that it's not a test program for one city or an entitlement only for the urban poor.

"As a New Yorker," Ms. Moss said after the ceremony, "I think I once took municipal services for granted, as an entitlement.

Sex has become a commercial commodity or is taken for granted as an entitlement by some and a tool by others.