Sentence examples for terms of entitlement from inspiring English sources

"And I don't mean just in terms of entitlement programs or more laws".

In terms of entitlement benefits, their (our) sense of fair treatment is less fully developed.

They are closely associated with the belief that REDD+ will generate (economic) "rents" – i.e. revenues exceeding the full cost of the corresponding effort – which means framing the discussion in terms of entitlement to revenues beyond mere financial compensations.

The LABREF database permits digging deeper into such findings and uncovers that, over the crisis period, unemployment generosity was increased especially in terms of entitlement conditions, while benefit duration was not increased and was actually made tighter in a majority of cases starting from 2010.

Our guiding idea requires that interactions between health care staff and patients reflect relationships of equality mutuality in terms of entitlement to ethical consideration within and as part of a social group.

A number of authors further distinguish between official health service coverage, defined in terms of entitlement to services, and actual effective coverage, defined in terms of real access and utilization of health services according to need [ 13, 44, 51].

"But even if they had won some sort of a victory where they got the current tax rates written in stone, spending is on such an unsustainable path in terms of entitlements, it really isn't certain at all".

Nothing more important than making the tax cuts permanent; dealing with the structural issues we have in terms of entitlements, Social Security and Medicare; dealing with the structural issues we have in terms of energy security; and of course the global imbalances.

The United States is facing three overlapping crises — the short-term challenge of a jobless recovery, the long-term crisis of entitlement spending and, in the medium term, an economy that wasn't delivering for the middle class even before the financial crisis struck.

"We must get serious about putting our financial house in order, beginning with short-term deficit reduction and then long-term control of entitlement spending," said Senate Budget Committee Chairman Judd Gregg (R-N.H.).

"The Republicans are going to have to strengthen their backbone on the fiscal side, because Obama might take it too far to the left in terms of an entitlement society," said Mr. Yachik, who described Mr. Ryan as "a Jack Kemp conservative".