Sentence examples for matter of entitlement from inspiring English sources

In our society, liberty has become deeply problematic: more a matter of entitlement than of obligation to the whole.

Most will stay here, a garrison waiting for any opportunity to satisfy its fearsome appetite as a matter of entitlement.

Melissa: An appropriate book for our mercenary times, advising readers to work hard to fulfill and realize their aspirations, and deterring them from assuming that the fulfillment of 'expectations' is a matter of entitlement.

Rights are matters of entitlement, which frees people of authoritarianism.

Teesta,4 the decade long contention of India and Bangladesh, is absent from any agreements settling the matter of water entitlement.

But the matter of Gershwin entitlement is obviously not a simple dispute.

It should be something you give in return for a bit extra, something especially good, not a matter of routine, an entitlement".

The government recently permitted them limited access to their lawyers while maintaining that this was a matter of "discretion" rather than entitlement.

Issues of entitlement become a matter of life and death.

This is not a matter of taking away anyone's entitlement to health care or schooling financed by the taxpayer and free at the point of use.

But I will say that, no matter which generation you're from, a sense of entitlement is not an advantage in looking for a job or moving into a new one.