Sentence examples for having entitlement from inspiring English sources

Republicans shouldn't worry about having entitlement reform as part of the campaign debate; they should want it there.

Instead of ambition they have entitlement.

"There's no way by way of being a celebrity they should have entitlement [to the name].

Pensioners may also have entitlement to a range of benefits that suit their circumstances.

Currently, as part of the 36-race season, the individual races have entitlement sponsors such as the Coke Zero Sugar 400 at Daytona.

In other words: Does the CVP still have entitlement or is it more appropriate not to identify any CVP value as to identify one that might be misleading concerning the clinical situation?

Victims, on the other hand, only have entitlements set out in a code that lawyers tactfully describe as "persuasive guidance".

She told The Independent: "I want to help people understand how the changes will affect those who have entitlements under the old and new systems.

The judges did accept that in principle, at least, religious employees have entitlements under Article 11 of the European Convention on Human Rights, which guarantees freedom of association.

A takeover is too easy in Britain because shareholders only have entitlements to maximise the share price and no responsibilities for the assets they own.

"They don't have entitlements, and in Florida, entitlements are key," said a market expert at a rival company, who asked not to be identified.