Sentence examples for rules of entitlement from inspiring English sources

Second, it tends to stigmatize the recipient; and third, partly for this reason and partly because of the difficulty of knowing detailed rules of entitlement, there are considerable numbers of people who would be eligible but do not make claims.

Theresa May provoked a storm of protest after she claimed mass migration was harming social cohesion in Britain and announced plans to toughen rules on entitlement to asylum.

All his actions revealed so far are within the rules of the parliamentary entitlements.

To the contrary, they believe in a social market economy, where the state sets the rules, including the generous provision of entitlement benefits, and vigorously enforces them.

He also ruled out new taxes as part of entitlement reform, an important political marker.

They've a greater sense of entitlement to breaking the rules, to corruption, but also they typically have higher levels of testosterone, which they depend on to function.

The 2018-2022 bidding contests showed a culture of entitlement and disregard for rules by some executive committee members, which had festered on Blatter's watch.

They saw the steady relaxation of rules that led to his invariable sense of entitlement that has lasted beyond his years as an all-star player.

In pride of place on her sitting-room wall is a glamorous show photograph of Grand Champion Arcady Dorcas – one of six pedigree Birmans that continue to rule her household with an evident sense of entitlement in their old age.

Based on a year's work by his investigators, Radovic has concluded that during Milosevic's rule, his family developed an almost godlike sense of entitlement.

In our corner of Nassau County, which is tellingly referred to as the "land of entitlement," the prevalent attitude is that the rules of the road are, to quote Leona Helmsley, like taxes: "They're for the little people".