Sentence examples for pursuing entitlement from inspiring English sources
The leaders suggested a framework had been put in place to reach a deal, which would involve a mixture of raising tax revenues and pursuing entitlement reforms.
When Jim McCrery, a former Louisiana congressman, urged lawmakers last month to pursue entitlement cuts and tax reform, he was introduced on television as a leader of Fix the Debt, a group of business executives and onetime legislators who have become Washington's most visible and best-financed advocates for reining in the federal deficit.
It's a noble sentiment, but how morally responsible is it to pursue the largest entitlement expansion in American history at a time when existing programs threaten to drown our budget?
And Republicans are hoping that if they win enough seats in 2010, Obama will turn into Bill Clinton redux, pursuing compromises on deficits and entitlement reform in lieu of more liberal legislation.
He says the federal government is pursuing him over unpaid worker entitlements because it wants him out of parliament.
Carers tended to perceive staff as being very busy, and lacked a sense of entitlement or confidence in approaching staff members directly or pursuing their wish for information.
Commenters argued that this 'culture of entitlement' would erode personal responsibility for health behaviours, with individuals only pursuing health behaviours for financial reward, rather than the health, and other benefits, of breastfeeding.
After 20 years of battling bureaucratic flimflam, corruption and the entitlement mentality of his own work force, he has given up on Russia, sold his business, and, at age 55, he is pursuing a master's degree in design.
