Sentence examples similar to the recognized entitlement from inspiring English sources
Thomas Araguz that left me, his wife, fighting for our marriage to be recognized and my entitlement to the spousal death benefits.
It has also become clear that cutting Social Security is still very hard to do without political cost, even for Republicans — something Donald Trump appears to have recognized, in opposing entitlement cuts during his primary campaign.
It has also become clear that cutting Social Security is still very hard to do without political cost, even for Republicans something Donald Trump appears to have recognized, in opposing entitlement cuts during his primary campaign.
Treaties that recognize native entitlements to rivers and lands have been broken from the American West to the Amazon when economic interests were at stake.
After 1989, people were more inclined to attack the cumbersome welfare state than recognize how social entitlements and neo-Keynesian economics have insured the Continent against renewed fracture.
Robert recognized the symptoms.
What's required before an a priori entitlement can be recognized cannot be that one has to entertain some prior knowledge of a proposition from which the entitlement can be deduced.
The individualist wing of anarchism emphasises negative liberty, i.e. opposition to state or social control over the individual, while those in the social wing emphasise positive liberty to achieve one's potential and argue that humans have needs that society ought to fulfill, "recognizing equality of entitlement".
The irony is that Cosby's career validates a different and less salutary American ideal, one that we only dimly recognized as transcending racial barriers: the entitlements of wealth.
He also said Iran wanted the six world powers at the talks to recognize what Tehran sees as its entitlement to enrich uranium.
