Sentence examples for no entitlements from inspiring English sources

Her vision was of a quasi-anarchic democracy, with minimal taxes, limited government, and no entitlements, regulated only by the principle of personal responsibility.

I can't find a similar term in English, which must mean there are no entitlements in the United States when it comes to rage; everyone has equal rights to that emotion.

This isn't to say we don't have our work cut out for us — joining the team comes with no entitlements, and as the returning world champions we will arrive in China with a target on our backs.

More than a third of working parents have no entitlements to holidays or sick leave.Give me a mother, an open school and some helpOne of the many merits of "Thirteen" is that it recognises that these two arguments are not mutually exclusive.

Venture capitalist Kevin Compton takes the same approach to the San Jose Sharks as he does to any of his Silicon Valley investments: no entitlements.

Respondents discussed the difficulties in providing care for undocumented immigrants, who had no entitlements to mainstream health care services.

"No entitlement"... he taught us... "nobody owes you anything"... "In fact, it's the opposite... you owe the world" -- to be read hearing the very thick Russian accent he never lost..

When it comes to no-entitlement-cuts-whatsoever, I admit that's rigidly dogmatic.

"One Tree Hill" is a no-arrogance, no-entitlement zone, and I'm (shamefully) happy to pull up and park.

Adoptive parents are entitled to an assessment of needs for their child, but there is no entitlement to funding for therapeutic or other services to meet those needs.

Ipswich had no entitlement to it.