Sentence examples for single entitlement from inspiring English sources

Perhaps the campaign's most telling exchange took place on Fox News two weeks ago, when the Tea Party-embracing Senate candidate in California, Carly Fiorina, was asked seven times by Chris Wallace to name "one single entitlement expenditure you're willing to cut" in order "to extend all the Bush tax cuts, which would add 4 trillion to the deficit".

Was he able to eliminate a single entitlement program of any size?

The speakers included a black doctor who bashed Democrats for crying racism, a Hispanic immigrant who said that she had never received a single government entitlement and a Vietnamese immigrant who said that the Tea Party leader was God.

Our study, comparing recovery outcomes for workers by injury setting within a single universal entitlement injury compensation scheme, found mixed support for the hypothesis tested.

This study tests the hypothesis that there will be no differences in recovery outcomes for workers by injury setting (work and non-work) within a single universal entitlement injury compensation scheme.

In his press conference on Wednesday, he again singled out entitlement reform as the area where "more work needs to be done".

But Mr. Boehner, while again saying that higher taxes were a nonstarter, expressed pleasure at Mr. Obama's willingness to single out entitlements.

In his press conference on Wednesday, he again singled out entitlement reform as the area where "more work needs to be done". He also praised himself for "normalizing" the idea of entitlement reform.

Their presence merely focuses attention on every single pupil's entitlement to high quality English teaching which gives all students a clear basis for understanding how the language works.

Amid widespread anger among charities at the decision to strip housing benefit entitlement from single people aged 18 to 21, the National Landlords Association NLAA) said one effect would be to put off most of its members from housing young tenants on benefits.

The legal entitlements for single homeless people remain inadequate and many will still be turned away from help – cold, desperate and forgotten by wider society".