Sentence examples for simple entitlements from inspiring English sources

He was troubled not only by the endless emphasis on benefit claimants who "played the system", which he felt stigmatised the honest majority, but also by the reliance on tax credits, as opposed to simple entitlements that were paid as of right.

Use the Congressional deficit supercommittee to embrace the sort of new social contract we've been circling around for the past few years: simpler taxes, reformed entitlements, more money for human capital, growth and innovation.

The old thrill of a new Apple product has been replaced by a simple feeling of entitlement combined with a growing suspicion that they are making us all experience our lives in the same way.

The doofs happily sitting on hold in hope that they might get to tell the world some 19-year-old they'll never meet is a gutless loser are ridiculous loud, simple avatars of dimwitted entitlement and misplaced priorities, casually making outrageous demands of strangers in the name of no-excuses toughness.

This is no anglocentric view fuelled by Premier League entitlement, but the simple corollary of what the manager's £250m splurge on 12 players in his three transfer windows should bring.

Another simple KPI example are significant behavioral or entitlement changes of an employee, where there might be several reasons.

This seemingly complex relationship admits a much simpler characterization a promisee who possesses the comprehensive entitlements and powers associated with the efficient performance regime in effect owns his promisor (at least in respect of the contractual performance).

But the matter of Gershwin entitlement is obviously not a simple dispute.

Simple Simon Dear Simon A hot pie is a fundamental entitlement.

However, as Ben Shephard shows in "The Long Road Home," his highly readable and moving book of postwar relief efforts, not all those who succeeded in obtaining this coveted official status (which brought an entitlement to food and shelter) were simple victims.

Blagojevich, in contrast, has been steadfast in his refusal to clear the way for what not only is a legal entitlement but also a matter of simple human decency.