Are these dogs getting an unleashed sense of entitlement from their owners?
One goal of the welfare overhaul was to replace a sense of entitlement from government with a sense of personal responsibility for self-sufficiency.
A six bigger than Brian O'Driscoll's sense of entitlement from Bailey goes straight back over the spinner's head an into the stands.
Ali Ansari, of St Andrews University, said: "Whatever people are now saying about him, Rouhani is no Khatami, and faces a degraded state structure populated by a rightwing establishment with a sense of entitlement from years of easy oil money.
Douthat critiques his peers' sense of entitlement from the perspective of a cultural conservative, although his high moral tone is somewhat compromised by an eagerness to bolster this account of campus life with salacious anecdotes of debauchery, greed, and snobbery.
The cameras may have moved on, but Alicia remains a lightning rod for people's curiosity and is assumed to have some residue of entitlement from her days as the wife of a powerful man.
In response to shareholder criticism, Aviva's remuneration committee agreed to review how the insurer would compensate future joining executives for the loss of entitlement from their previous role.
Rebels, with no former jobs to return to, may be given the option of joining a national army.However, it would be a rare rebel force that did not derive some sense of entitlement from the sacrifices made during a hard-fought war, and the katibas still brush off requests by NTC officials to place themselves under the authority of a unified command.
And, after campaigning for his second term on "one city one standard," the mayor was beaten back, or backed down, on imposing any expectation of better conduct, more contributions, or a lesser sense of entitlement from anyone other than the minority poor, the same factor that has led to a Republican spending boom in Washington.
The blurring of the line between authors and readers in the digital age has led to a "false sense of entitlement" from some readers, according to the bestselling novelist Joanne Harris, but writers are not "employees, writing books to order", and the relationship needs to be based on "mutual respect".
