Sentence examples for subject of entitlements from inspiring English sources

The Democrats generally recoil from the subject of entitlements.

"The whole subject of entitlements came up, and I think his message was very positive," Roberts added.

We headed into the home stretch at this point, and Wallace tried to raise the subject of entitlement reform, but neither candidate really wanted to talk about it.

Central to The Three Burials is a persistent subject of the western: a man's entitlement to the dignity of a Christian burial, either out on the plains or in a simple frontier cemetery.

This time, the subject of employees who have an overdeveloped sense of entitlement came up, and we quickly went from shooting the breeze and peeling beer labels to pleas of, "Don't get me started!" Employee entitlement, I have found, is a hot-button issue for many small-business owners.

He dropped the ace of entitlements!

That just might be the grand daddy of entitlements.

He's trimmed on the edges of entitlements.

Conceptualizing this process of access as cultures of entitlement, the paper builds a framework for reinterpretation of entitlements and their outcomes, suggesting a recalibration of application of Sen's entitlement thesis to social protection programs.

This is unprecedented in the history of entitlements.

This lack of entitlements was a reoccurring stressor for educators.