Sentence examples for increased entitlement from inspiring English sources

The divide in Congress stems largely from deep disagreements "over the role and scope of government," said Senator Angus King, independent of Maine, prompted by the 2010 Republican wave that filled the House with lawmakers devoted to reversing years of deficit spending brought on by tax cuts and increased entitlement spending.

This doesn't contradict the article, but it's important to recognize what part of increased entitlement spending is due to demographic change and what part is due to policy decisions.

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The challenge in front of us now is providing a quality education in the face of ever increasing entitlement spending," Republican state House Speaker Frank McNulty said in a statement Friday, according to Reuters.

In our study, instances of increased psychological entitlement corresponded only to organizational citizenship behaviors that were externally rather than internally motivated.

Yet President Obama has drastically increased the entitlement state, and now half of Americans in the U.S. are receiving some form of government aid.

The government has increased the entitlement for three- and four-year-olds to free early years schooling from 12.5 to 15 hours a week while Labour has said this will go up to 25 hours if it wins power after 2015.

For most unemployed workers, this reform reduced the period of benefit entitlement, sometimes the reduction was as strong as 22 months, although it did increase the entitlement period for some other groups by at most 2 months.

Research and development is progressing in all areas, increasing the entitlement to new solutions.

Because it reduces your income, if you earn between £50,000 and £61,488 (or £62,915 if you started receiving vouchers before 5 April 2011), you will increase your entitlement to child benefit by taking advantage of the scheme.

People who reach state retirement age sometime after April 2016 will be able to increase their entitlement by continuing to build up National Insurance contributions – either by working or getting NI credits through, for example, claiming Jobseeker's Allowance.