Sentence examples for said entitlement from inspiring English sources

In truth, as the president said, entitlement reform — including reform that contemplates benefit cuts — is the truly progressive position.

Multiple Democrats said entitlement programs were a key topic during their meeting with the president at the White House on Thursday afternoon.

Ms. Haines said entitlement manifested itself in the following workplace traits: a resistance to feedback, an inclination to overestimate talents and accomplishments, a tendency to be demanding and overbearing and to blame others for mistakes, and little sense of team loyalty.

White male entitlement — yes we said entitlement — and the actual and not-all-imagined paucity of jobs with solid pay for those with limited education are part of what make these voters so angry and so eager — as oh so many Trump supporters have said — to consume Trump's "politically incorrect" comments about who is to blame and what needs to be done to restore American greatness.

He blamed the school's culture and said "entitlement" among the boys was at play.

They should have enough sense not to say "entitlement programs" when they're talking about is, precisely, social insurance.

The principal, Cathy Walsh, says entitlement funding cuts of about £1.7m will have "a devastating impact on our ability to deliver educational priorities".

8.57pm GMT The Associated Press's Nedra Pickler finds the 2012 election campaign informed Obama's address today: The president promoted his health care reform and stood up for commitments to Medicare, Medicaid and Social Security at a time when some Republicans say entitlement programs need to be scaled back to reduce the deficit.

Nothing new about, say, entitlements and defense, which together account for almost all of US Federal spending.

"I don't see us tackling it this year," Ryan said about entitlement reform at an event in Wisconsin.

He says that entitlement spending should be trimmed only by wringing out inefficiencies.