Sentence examples for social entitlements from inspiring English sources

After 1989, people were more inclined to attack the cumbersome welfare state than recognize how social entitlements and neo-Keynesian economics have insured the Continent against renewed fracture.

Republican and Democrats have been involved in a war of position over cuts to social entitlements and tax reform for the last two years.

AMERICA is at an impasse over its finances because, in a nutshell, Democrats will not agree to less generous social entitlements unless Republicans agree to tax increases; and Republicans will not agree to tax increases.

Next year, though, higher oil revenues mean that Mr Chavez could buy GDP growth of perhaps 3% through higher public spending.Some critics reckon the new constitution signals increased state intervention in the economy; certainly, it has created some implausible new social entitlements.

For a more radical reform, Levy (2008) proposes converting existing systems of social security for formal workers into universal social entitlements, in which health insurance would be included.

But cheating has always occurred in such circumstances; with lower prices, cash-strapped nations like Venezuela might even refuse to decrease output to keep revenues steady and social entitlements coming.

President Obama has adopted a "middle of the road" approach to social entitlement reform in his 2014 budget.

Yet Corker-Warner has its own unstated assumption, namely that "the 30-year fixed mortgage is a social entitlement," as Karen Petrou, the managing partner of Federal Financial Analytics, puts it.

But after you prove it, then what?") Undoubtedly, Himes's detachment from the forces that shaped his fellow-writers had much to do with his own social entitlement.

Prior to that the enormous increase in govt. spending in all capitalist countries gave rise to inflation & created unsustainable expectations of social entitlement.

The TPT's pioneering service is also being adopted in a pilot programme by the social entitlement chamber, which deals with benefit disputes.