Sentence examples for supposed entitlement from inspiring English sources
While Republicans attack a supposed "entitlement culture," Mr. Obama is calling for strengthening a desperately needed safety net.
Over the course of the last month, two op-eds were published, one in the Washington Post, the other in Task & Purpose, pointing out a supposed "entitlement" plague infecting military families, particularly military spouses (93percentt women).
It attacks the supposed entitlements of some – mainly the poor – while leaving rackets such as negative-gearing in place.
While many Boomers decry Millennials for a supposed sense of entitlement, Pardo's and my experience of them is that they are legitimately asking the "why" question.
On the White House Web site, you can see his $400 billion in health-spending cuts, including a few tens of billions in short-term Medicare reform — paltry, but more than the Republicans, with all their supposed courage on entitlements, have proposed for the near term.
The extra pay is also supposed to cover holiday entitlements and pensions, too.
It was, however, also a critical moment in the remaking of the relationship between the state and citizen in Britain, as the supposed consensus around universal entitlements to welfare was eroded by the concept of individualistic rights to, and choice of, services.
There may have been big disagreements over rates and ratios — but that it was supposed to be replaced by entitlements and revenues of some form is not controversial.
It's to reassure his angry white base that he'll be their solid firewall in the Oval House against entitlement happy Democrats, and supposed government hand out leeching minorities.
Anyway, interesting stuff to speculate about — and not irrelevant to policy, either, since so much of the debate over entitlements is about what is supposed to happen decades from now.
The public realised that they liked government Social Security, Medicare, all the panoply of entitlements enshrined in the budget more than they had supposed.
