Changing behaviour instead of policing it means addressing dysfunctional cultures and gendered (and many other) forms of entitlement.
98. FAO has changed its approach for the purchase of airline tickets by switching, wherever practicable, to non-endorsable tickets, and by offering the "80 percent" option6, originally offered only in the case of home leave travel, for all forms of entitlement travel.
He has technically signed on to some form of entitlement reform, but you never hear him talk about that, either.
How long will it be before just about everyone wants further assistance, and this new form of entitlement spending spins out of control?
This type of petulant idealism is its own form of entitlement — as childish, in a way, as the Veruca Salt-y protestations of the Plumb siblings in "The Nest".
Medicaid would be converted from its current form of entitlement to anyone eligible into a per capita cap on funding to states, depending on how many people they had enrolled.
A large cabinet subcommittee on migrants' access to benefits, chaired by the immigration minister, Mark Harper, has met six times to look at options ranging across access to housing, welfare and health services and the possibility of introducing a form of entitlement card for all EU citizens.
Payments designed to give people incentives are a form of entitlement particularly worth distinguishing from desert-payments as they are commonly confused (Barry 1965, 111 112).
These numbers stand in contrast to the constant refrain about "oil industry" welfare, since the money goes primarily to consumers as a form of entitlements.
These cases and those cited in n. 17, supra, suggest that, whether or not there is a constitutional "right" to subsistence (as to which see n. 14, supra), deprivations of benefits necessary for subsistence will receive closer constitutional scrutiny, under both the Due Process and Equal Protection Clauses, than will deprivations of less essential forms of governmental entitlements.
Taking a long-term view, there was a need for a gradual shift to clearer forms of access entitlements that provide a framework for continuous adjustments between commercial and recreational fishers.
