Sentence examples for public entitlements from inspiring English sources

The political environment that Andrew Cuomo governs in has delegitimized discussion of public entitlements for poor people.

Pinned down by host David Gregory, he ultimately replied: "I am for reforming our public entitlements for Americans who are far away from retirement.

Residents must pay rent on a sliding scale of 30%to50%0% of their income; those who are ineligible for public entitlements are housed for free.

We believe that in many circumstances it is more feasible to value the output, and we suggest this approach when the activities under study are covered by public entitlements.

In some countries nurseries are seen as a public entitlement, rather like schools.

Robert S. Boynton's article (Jan . 25 suggests that "culture" is a public "entitlement" endangered by copyright extensions.

Then, in a city with few other options, people reacted as if Starbucks was revoking a public entitlement.

"I believe in the public and the private, and I think that the sense of public entitlement has crossed the line to the point where --" said Mr. Burns, pausing in midsentence to light another Newport -- "freedom is being directly threatened.

Labour's access to justice commission will meet formally for the first time on Tuesday to try to ensure legal advice, information and representation become a "core public entitlement".

He voted for President George Bush Jr's drug programme for senior citizens, a massive public entitlement designed without a guaranteed funding stream.

Her starting pay was so low that she qualified for food stamps and free lunches for her children from public entitlement programs.