Sentence examples for strongest entitlements from inspiring English sources

When I worked for the OECD on a report about adult learning and social exclusion, the evidence showed the most successful countries were those offering the strongest entitlements to adult learning.

But one wonders if the underlying rationale for this insistence is not the residual shadow of a meritocratic belief that the person with superior native talent has a strong entitlement to gain any superior rewards that society dispenses if society does not insist on strict equality of benefits for all.

The president is a strong believer in a strong entitlement system.

Another traditional argument for SHI is that it increases the responsiveness of services [ 21], as members have a stronger entitlement than mere tax-paying consumers.

However, these classic high utilisers also perseverated on their vague symptoms (Theme 7), demonstrated little psychological insight (Theme 6) and/or expressed strong entitlement (Theme 4) that they should be excused from normal social obligations.

In parallel to such newfound reach in PVP legislation, conventional breeders increasingly began to be confronted with an unfamiliar and strong legal entitlement, i.e. patents, where relatively restricted room has traditionally been awarded to follow-on use possibilities vis-à-vis protected innovations, especially in active breeding programmes.

They did not have a strong sense of entitlement.

The baby boomers who became the Me Generation have a far stronger sense of entitlement.

"A typical African student has a stronger sense of entitlement than responsibility," he said.

Often the potential homeowner is a notable overachiever with a strong sense of entitlement".

He says that "a great source of frustration for people with a strong sense of entitlement is unmet expectations.