Sentence examples for level of entitlement from inspiring English sources
This bespeaks a horrible level of entitlement.
(As Obama mentioned on The Tonight Show, the AIG executives exhibited a level of entitlement that no one in his administration had foreseen).
Republicans, who agreed that there was a potential framework a week ago, counter that the deal was spoiled by Democrats, who refused to lock in the level of entitlement savings or tax changes they would accept, and began to demand more revenues to match any substantive entitlement changes.
But they probably have the elements that have been part of just about every recent bipartisan debt proposal: some sort of tax reform that lowers overall rates while raising revenue by closing loopholes; cuts in the level of entitlement spending without much fundamental reform; a freeze on domestic discretionary spending.
* At the end of that period prisoners who "do not co-operate with the regime or engage in rehabilitation" will move onto a "basic level" of entitlement and will not be given in cell televisions or regular access to the gym.
Housing Benefit and child nutrition programme participation respond most to increasing level of entitlement.
Can we afford the level of entitlements that we've promised?
One welfare expert said the best options were: go beyond the current freeze and actually cut the basic levels of entitlement to tax credits; change the taper rate of universal credit; or introduce a savings limit on tax credits.
The third element of our model is programme participation which is assumed to be functions (which do not vary across hours) of individual and programme characteristics: specifically, demographic variables and the levels of entitlement.
The gender disparity at different levels of entitlement reflects the fact that the majority of female DVA clients are war widows, 31 who are not eligible for White or Orange Cards.
The simulation exercise performed in Table 5 shows the response of participation in Housing Benefit, Family Credit and child nutrition programmes to changes in the levels of entitlements of each programme and to demographics.
