Sentence examples for system of entitlements from inspiring English sources

A senior church committee has questioned the current system of entitlements.

To Walter, the German economy's loudest scold, his homeland's problem is its socialistic mind-set, a deeply entrenched system of entitlements that suffocates the risk-taking business spirit and bloats public spending.

It should be apparent that such a state of nature is not merely a fiction, but an implausible one: any human environment contains pervasive artifice, technology, some social order, and an implicit or explicit system of entitlements.

We would certainly favour a national system of entitlement.

Integrated cyclical water management requires a comprehensive, flexible and balanced system of water entitlements and rules that allow extended water carryover, water banking, aquifer storage and recovery over the wet and dry climate cycle.

We specifically ask what future developments are likely to impact on this system for definition of entitlements.

Systems of water entitlements and rules need to achieve a balance between certainty and flexibility.

In 1793 94 the Convention enacted an unprecedented national system of public assistance entitlements, with one program allocating small pensions to poor families with dependent children and another providing pensions to aged and indigent farm workers, artisans, and rural widows the neediest of the needy.

Anyone who thinks that other members of the House aren't soiling themselves over this huge blow to the traditional system of seniority and entitlement hasn't been paying attention.

In fact, I argue that by doing both, society is sending an even larger message against the very system of male privilege, entitlement, and toxic masculinity that Union and Parker state we should be taking a stand against.

In fact, because social insurance commands wide popularity, countries that eschew "welfare rights" for systems of earned entitlement often end up redistributing far more to the poorest than we do.