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.
This case arises upon certified question from the Circuit Court of Berkeley County and presents the issue of entitlement to recovery in tort of economic loss not accompanied by bodily injury or property damage, a matter not previously resolved with precision by this Court.
Petitions may relate to matters of general concern such as the protection of architectural, cultural or ecological heritage, as well as individual complaints on such matters as recognition of entitlement to social security benefits or a pension.
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.
Instead of teaching men to respect women's boundaries, however painful rejection may be, the media teach us that our feelings, our sense of entitlement, matter more.
Issues of entitlement become a matter of life and death.
It also does not affect matters of social security or the entitlement to rights to pension in case of divorce or annulment of the registered partnership.
