Sentence examples for own entitlement from inspiring English sources

The Princes Regent can't see very far beyond their own entitlement.

Mr Boehner seemed unwilling to accept that burden, instead haranguing Mr Obama for failing to specify his own entitlement cuts.

[London Mayor] Boris Johnson blames the rioters' "extreme sense of entitlement," but his success from Bullingdon restaurant-trasher onwards has been based on never questioning his own entitlement.

She immigrated to the United States in 1979 with one mere Hermès scarf of her grandmother's but a very large sense of her own entitlement.

What's more, we would be paying this increased price at a very different demographic and economic moment than when the European welfare states were built, or for that matter when our own entitlement system was established.

And as several people have pointed out, religions tend to be highly sensitive to one human right - their own entitlement to practise and propagate their beliefs - but less respectful of the rights of others.

Many individuals do not realise the damage they do to their own entitlements if they supply a wrong NI number.

Social contracts are breaking down in advanced economies, as shrinking workforces have to support growing populations of elderly while their own entitlements are being cut.

Second, some people – often wealthy white men – have a higher sense of their own entitlements than others, and so are quicker to vent their demands than others.

I consider those first years with our new pump house as my "early Berlusconi" householding period, because, by the time Berlusca was back in office, in 2000, his own entitlements were clearer.

Payment entitlements own by a farmer generate DP only if he/she declares an equivalent number of eligible hectares; thus, changes in land availability can push the amount of eligible land below the amount of own entitlements reducing the overall amount of DP received.