Sentence examples for out of entitlements from inspiring English sources

"As a matter of fact, any significant spending cuts will probably have to come out of entitlements, and, in particular, in Social Security, Medicaid and Medicare reform".

The Audit Office report looked at the situation across the UK and found millions of pensioners are missing out on entitlements like housing benefit and rates relief.

We are becoming Greece because of out-of-control entitlements".

America has a lot of domestic issues including decaying infrastructure and out-of-control entitlements that must be tackled to secure long-term competitiveness.

The federal deficit is primarily a result of the recession, not out-of-control entitlement spending.

"President Obama must realize that out-of-control entitlement spending is drowning our country in debt.

This was a partial cash-out of the in-work in-kind transfers while out-of-work transfer entitlements were left unchanged.

Whatever fears, whatever sense of vulnerability may underlie such behavior, it also comes out of entitlement, the entitlement to inflict suffering and even death on other people.

If anything, Allen's understanding that women are discrete, complex individuals, and that men often behave like monsters toward them, out of entitlement or immaturity, makes his personal history even more upsetting.

Others were presented as defaulting out of entitlement, wilfully abusing their contractual rights without living up to their responsibilities "because if one feels that they want to stop treatment they do so": Before people had rights, patients used to do the right things and you wouldn't fight or argue with them, everything was nice (female auxiliary nurse, 53, TB services, urban site 2).

Each one prompted the Internet version of rubbernecking, vaulted to the top of search lists, stirred some measure of outrage and indignation about out-of-control celebrity, entitlement and so on.