Sentence examples for genuine entitlement from inspiring English sources
The prime minister's official spokesman said the Department for Health has already been looking at the use of Ehic cards and it will now "specifically look at is there more that needs to be done to tighten up how the Ehic system works and make sure that it is only given to people with a genuine entitlement".
Since the second half of last century, exclusive rights are less seen as privileges and more perceived as genuine property entitlements.f This change in terminology is not a minor one, since property entitlements are far more deeply anchored in society.
But more often than not, they simply wallow in the opulent lifestyles of their characters, substituting sneers for satire; envy, voyeurism or smug entitlement for genuine observation.
But she is wrong to think that communities can be made more cohesive or equal by allocating housing on the basis of a "sense of entitlement" over genuine need.
"Welfare must be properly targeted to ensure those in genuine need receive their entitlements but the current proposals are neither targeted, nor will they work".
For instance, it is clear that everyone agrees that entitlements require genuine attention, debate and action.
Due to narcissistic traits and tendencies to overvalue personal worth, non compliant patients display a sense of grandiosity and entitlement which distort the genuine perception of personal needs and that of their psychological states.
In a statement, Mr. Ryan said he had doubts about what the commission could achieve, but added, "I hope it spurs a genuine effort to tackle the looming crisis of unsustainable entitlement spending, the greatest threat to our nation's fiscal and economic future".
