Sentence examples for ongoing entitlements from inspiring English sources

The ongoing entitlements row could open a can of worms for other parliamentarians, he said.

In addition, a special-needs trust (like most discretionary trusts) will not provide the beneficiary with a right to withdraw funds or otherwise compel distributions; if the beneficiary had such a right, the principal of the trust would be considered "available" to the beneficiary and impact ongoing entitlement program eligibility.

"We are deeply concerned that these deportations took place without our office being given an adequate opportunity to assess the security issues and the refugees' entitlement to ongoing refugee protection", the agency said in a statement.

Another noted "the individual's attitude of entitlement" to ongoing monitoring and support, and another respondent said "the patient (was) requesting unreasonable amount of follow-up tests done here in Canada to be paid for publicly".

If you are worried about the future viability of Social Security, remember that the current payroll tax is not used towards future social security payments, but to pay current entitlements and other ongoing government expenditures.

Both Republicans and Democrats say concern about the middle class is at the heart of the ongoing, vituperative debate over taxes, entitlements and fiscal discipline, but the political spat never seems to honestly address the gaping and growing class divide in the United States.

From abortion and civil rights to global warming and entitlement spending, it is ongoing dialogue that cultivates consensus, despite its cumbersome and time-consuming nature.

I'm sharing it now, in part, because I think it has something to add to the ongoing conversation about sex, violence and entitlement, and also because I hope it will help someone else make better choices than I did.

None of those who critique the ongoing fixation on fiscal sustainability, or "pork," or "entitlement reform," do so on the basis that there are "no limits" on government deficit spending, as has been alleged.

Without a statutory basis for jurisdiction, the government's argument continues, there is no jurisdiction because as "aliens with no connection to this country who were captured abroad in the course of an ongoing military conflict," the detainees can claim no constitutional entitlement to habeas corpus.

The payments will have no effect on entitlement to other benefits, as they currently do, with ongoing support provided through the wider welfare state".