Sentence examples similar to presume entitlement from inspiring English sources
Their presumed entitlement has no basis in law as do the much maligned Social Security programs funded through dedicated withholdings entirely separate from the tax revenues that keep the Pentagon machine well lubricated.
"White middle-class parents often presume an entitlement to a good education for their children and [an entitlement] to educational success.
As the report says: "White middle-class parents often presume an entitlement, both to a good education for their children and to educational success".
As the report says: "White middle-class parents often presume an entitlement, both to a good education for their children and to educational success". Black middle-class parents do not, due to "their own negative experiences of school, the labour market and wider society on account of their race".
This means an end not only to the American way of life but the lifestyle that globalization has made many presume an entitlement.
Richard Forrest Blarney, County Cork, Ireland The blinkered inward gaze by the Catholic church is just more evidence of a form of feudalism that presumes the special entitlement of a religious hierarchy.
That obligation qualifies what the Court characterizes as our entitlement to presume that the defendant has been fairly and finally convicted.
The spending plan reaches beyond the White House's own power over the government social safety net and presumes lawmakers will overhaul long-standing entitlement programs for the poor in ways beyond what Congress so far has been willing to do.
Critics might counter, however, that this account wrongly presumes that psychological attachment is sufficient to generate moral entitlement.
When asked if courts should not presume shared custody was best, Batty replied: "I don't think we should assume an entitlement of any parent".
