Sentence examples for reduced entitlements from inspiring English sources

Throughout Britain, austerity will result in many thousands of lost public jobs, compounding the blow from reduced entitlements.

The "excuses" included an "unusually low seasonal gas demand, OPEC quota restrictions, and reduced entitlements under production sharing contracts," the company said in a statement.

He seems like the perfect Republican candidate: a believer in lower taxes, less government, reduced entitlements and a strong military.

For too long it fed the GOP's middle and working class base easy scapegoats - Washington, minorities - while the Paul Ryans of the party contravened its voters' interests: pushing free trade, reduced entitlements, and tax cuts for the rich.

(See: "BP Shares Hit By Weak Production") The company also blamed its fourth-quarter profit drop on reduced entitlements from production-sharing agreements.

The Menem administration also introduced a series of so-called "flexible" wage contracts (modalidades promovidas), which allowed firms to legally hire workers with reduced entitlements (such as the reduction or the removal of severance payments for some categories, or rebates in social security contributions), or to make extensive use of trial periods and internships.

Democrats would have to submit a long-term vision for the country that either reduced entitlement benefits or raised middle-class taxes, violating Obama's campaign pledge.

All three recent debt proposals — Bowles-Simpson, Domenici-Rivlin and that of Mr. Penner's group, sponsored by the National Research Council and the National Academy of Public Administration — recommended trillions of dollars in savings, both from higher taxes and reduced entitlement spending.

The formula modifications increased the Global Sum for 99.5% of English practices, while it reduced entitlement for every Welsh practice.

"The only way to do that is to have broader tax increases or reduce entitlements.

Ranting about Obamacare, which one New Hampshire politician recently compared to the Fugitive Slave Act, is an excellent way to give the impression that you're fighting to reduce entitlements without having to do anything about the actual entitlements.