Sentence examples for from the entitlement from inspiring English sources

PAUL: No, I oppose it because you're taking money from the entitlement and then spending it immediately on other items.

In the South, they experienced high rates of dishonorable discharges, which disqualified them from the entitlement programs offered to servicemen via the GI Bill.

Health policy experts worry that such low payment rates scare doctors away from the entitlement program, creating access issues for Medicaid patients.

(b) If an adverse claim could not have been asserted against an entitlement holder under Section 8-502, the adverse claim cannot be asserted against a person who purchases a security entitlement, or an interest therein, from the entitlement holder.

In other words, even if Obama gets a fiscal-cliff deal, he still needs to shake loose some money — either from the entitlement programs or from a new revenue stream — to pay for his programs.

Over subsequent decades, of course, Republican attitudes toward Medicare evolved, partly because of industry lobbying and partly because of pressures from a very active voting demographic (the elderly) that benefited from the entitlement.

As Bill Galston of the Brookings Institution has noted, the people who have benefited from the entitlements explosion are middle-class workers, more so than the dependent poor.

In the case of Klebold and Harris, the shooters at Columbine, they were often portrayed as bullied youths who were victims of a society inundated with violent video games and handguns, blocked from the entitlements their social status typically promised.

The introduction of the national living wage has done two things; it has symbolically detached workers aged 21-24 from the entitlements afforded their older colleagues, and it has added another rung to the ladder that must be scaled in order to achieve financial security and independence.

On the biggest policy question of our age – how best to liberate ourselves from the entitlement-dependency mentality that's been fostered in so many people (and embedded in the nation's finances) after decades of the "brother's keeper" premise and a welfare state that subsidizes failure – Romney again bests Gingrich.

What's required before an a priori entitlement can be recognized cannot be that one has to entertain some prior knowledge of a proposition from which the entitlement can be deduced.