Sentence examples for that are entitlements from inspiring English sources

By Sasha Frere-Jones "Heavy Metal in Baghdad," by the filmmaker Eddy Moretti and the Vice magazine co-founder Suroosh Alvi, is a casual but urgent movie about choices that are entitlements to some but unimaginable luxuries for others.

"Heavy Metal in Baghdad," by the filmmaker Eddy Moretti and the Vice magazine co-founder Suroosh Alvi, is a casual but urgent movie about choices that are entitlements to some but unimaginable luxuries for others.

The film débuts in New York at the Underground Film Festival on April 2.  "Heavy Metal in Baghdad," by the filmmaker Eddy Moretti and the Vice magazine co-founder Suroosh Alvi, is a casual but urgent movie about choices that are entitlements to some but unimaginable luxuries for others.

There are some in government who want to use the military to pay for the rest, to protect the sacred cow that is entitlement spending.

"There are some in government who want to use the military to pay for the rest, to protect the sacred cow that is entitlement spending," McKeon said, in his opening remarks, referring to Social Security and Medicare.

The wealthy favor cutting federal spending on health care and Social Security — that is, "entitlements" — while the public at large actually wants to see spending on those programs rise.

Our relationship with our body often informs how entitled we feel – whether that's entitlement to happiness, wealth or even love.

MPs have voted on key changes to welfare entitlements that are set to affect millions of people in the UK.

However, there is scope for stakeholders to make greater use of positive framings of women that are protective of their entitlements that are already present in African communities.

The claimant quotes the provision and provides evidence of facts that are said to prove the entitlement that is claimed.

Those programs are entitlements, meaning that whoever meets eligibility standards gets the assistance.