Sentence examples for returned entitlements from inspiring English sources

But then this week you returned "entitlements" to the car industry worth $100m , $500m or $900m depending on who one talked to – but seem to be closer to $100m, apparently to make sure the car industry didn't close down one year earlier, ie in an election year.

If the people who have invested into Social Security want to see a return, entitlement reform will have to happen.

A penitent Peter Wuffli, ousted as UBS's chief executive in July 2007, has returned SFr12m ($10m) in bonus entitlements to the Swiss bank.Bankers are desperately trying to placate their critics.

The latest embarrassing episode for the Government in a long list of data mishandling involved the Gateway website, which is used by members of the public to access dozens of services including self-assessment tax returns, pension entitlements and child benefits.

He was still painfully shy but returned with an enormous sense of entitlement.

The Reaganesque rhetoric of hate returned, with Republicans fulminating about an "entitlement society" that offered privileges to the black and poor.

Romney early on praised the original Ryan Medicare plan; Ryan returned the favor by admiring Romney's tax and entitlement plans.

In stark contrast to these impulsive students with their sense of entitlement were the brutish diggers, who departed and returned on the same contraptions.

Many, once they returned to the jurisdiction of the protectors, were denied their back pay and other entitlements – including access to re-settlement land.

Greed, entitlement, disloyalty -- labels usually stamped on professional sports and athletes -- have now returned to school.

He persuaded his caucus to accept higher tax revenue (though not tax rates) in return for entitlement reform, then asked Mr Obama to spell out what those reforms should be, perhaps hoping that the elderly would not hold Republicans responsible.