Sentence examples for into entitlement from inspiring English sources

Asante locates in much of the fear that surrounds the conversation an interesting insight into entitlement.

The staggering sums pumped into entitlement programmes (Social Security, Medicare and Medicaid) increase every year on the accounting equivalent of cruise control, with no need for a vote.

Much of his campaign revolved around his proposals to inject private-market forces into entitlement programs like Social Security and Medicare.

But instead of seeking a new post-Reagan consensus, the Obama Democrats are returning to their party's long-running pursuit of European-style social democracy — by micromanaging industry, pouring money into entitlement and welfare programs, and binding the economy in a web of new taxes and regulations.

And while we do this early on in relationships, time tends to curdle appreciation into entitlement.

Subsidized health care benefits for poor were converted into entitlement vouchers that were distributed to all the eligible poor with the help of new social assistance system.

Redeeming it would have been possible only by cutting deep into entitlements, especially Social Security (pensions), an assault on the New Deal that Congress would not countenance and he did not press.

The "inevitable" need to cut into entitlements is inevitable only if one refuses to collect additional revenues.

And Princess Leia, generally smashing though she is and through no fault of her own, essentially legitimises the worst kind of nepotism and born-into-power entitlement.

Nearly a century is enough: the Granite State has somehow turned a fluke into an entitlement.

Social Security may have grown into an entitlement because it's used for so many other things.