Sentence examples for need entitlement from inspiring English sources

Doxastic (and sub-doxastic) venture models of faith need entitlement conditions, to ensure that not just any 'leap of faith' is permissible the Jamesian account already mentioned (Section 7) aims to meet this need.

Firstly, concerns about need and entitlement immediately intrude – in England, we take the view that people are entitled to healthcare, even if they cannot afford to buy it when they need it.

He has acknowledged the need for entitlement reform and major deficit reduction.

If we are going to avoid much higher middle-class taxes, we need fundamental entitlement reform.

Even so, he has argued that the focus on earmarks obscures bigger concerns, namely the need for entitlement reform.

Being a Republican politician, Graham also talked at length about his humble roots and the need for entitlement reform.

It should no longer be credible for our elected officials to hide the need for entitlement reforms behind rosy economic and budgetary assumptions".

This cannot be a response to need or entitlement, or even a reward for risk, since the formulas are always fudged to ensure payment.

And right on cue, McCaskill starts talking about the need for entitlement reform, because, TEH DEFICITZ OMG.

How many times do we hear banter about the need for "entitlement reform" from all the "guests" on those odious Sunday Beltway talk shows?

Cornered by one young voter with questions about the future of federal spending, Rubio broke from script and launched into a discourse on the economics of Medicare costs and need for entitlement spending reforms.