Sentence examples for over entitlement from inspiring English sources

"Hustle over entitlement" should be our state motto.

So were liberal Democrats in Congress, including House Speaker Nancy Pelosi of California, largely out of protectiveness over entitlement programs.

In one sign of the high stakes, the president had a sharp exchange with Mr. Boehner over entitlement cuts.

If the Obama administration would not negotiate over entitlement programs like Medicare now, "when will they negotiate?" asked Senator Orrin Hatch of Utah.

President Obama is expected to enter the debate over entitlement spending in a speech on Wednesday and could offer his own views on how to control Medicare costs.

UK citizens forced to return from overseas might have problems over entitlement to benefits, including job seeker's allowance, universal credit and pensions because of the habitual residence test.

A field study of an investment bank by Mr Johnson and his colleagues found that one department of 3,000 employees saw 1,000 organisational changes within only a few months.This leads to what Mr Johnson calls "over-entitlement".

All this after England famously failed in its attempt to host the World Cup, with David Beckham, Prince William and David Cameron leading the bid, amid accusations of a "fix", though some of us were just as irritated by the stench of delusional over-entitlement wafting from the England camp.

Elite anxiety over entitlement-driven budget deficits and accumulating national debt has created a powerful class in the nation's capital.

It would be irresponsible for lawmakers to wring their hands over entitlements and yet deny the government the revenue that could ease the problem.

"There is particular confusion over entitlements to emergency care services, given the proposals introduce charging for A&E visits yet say no patient will be turned away if they need care".