Every independent bipartisan group that has examined the long-term debt issue has reached the same conclusion: The problem can be addressed only by cutting the growth of politically sensitive entitlements like Social Security and Medicare and by raising revenue.
It has taken fierce criticism from Democrats, who seem content to have something to hate, but it is drawing a far more awkward, unwanted dividing line for Republicans over the sensitive politics of entitlement programs.
The provision of gender sensitive health systems and entitlement to waivers can help the older women who abstain from seeking health services in spite of their significant health needs.
Thus, generally speaking, entitlements are sensitive to background circumstances and they are vulnerable to prescription.
The entitlement programs are far more sensitive politically, and Mr. Bush has just enacted a law that will add prescription drug benefits to Medicare at a cost of $540 billion over 10 years.
And as several people have pointed out, religions tend to be highly sensitive to one human right - their own entitlement to practise and propagate their beliefs - but less respectful of the rights of others.
These include the absence of legal entitlements to health care in some countries or a lack of awareness of such entitlements, administrative obstacles, a shortage of culturally sensitive care, the complexity of the social needs of IMs, and their fear of being reported and deported.
"Their entitlement is tempered by responsibility to respect and be sensitive to the suffering of victims of the Troubles.
Trump said her comments showed "the same sense of arrogance and entitlement" that led her to delete her emails, leave sensitive information on a private server and, he claimed, sell government access through the Clinton Foundation.
As Waldron argues, property entitlement is a set of claim rights, liberty rights and powers that are "circumstantially sensitive".[49] Further, if legitimate entitlement is sensitive to background changes, it is possible that the ongoing effect of an illegitimate acquisition and, more generally, of unjust violations of rights of others can become legitimate when circumstances change.
