Sentence examples for the two entitlements from inspiring English sources

Last week the Indian women's ministry announced that as part of a national expansion of the scheme, the two entitlements would be rolled together and restricted to first-born children only.

The two entitlements – one for the elderly and one for low-income Americans - have kept generations of seniors in their homes and extended life-saving insurance protections to poor children and families.

Trustees for Medicare and Social Security will report next week that the two entitlement programs will eventually need more than twice as much money as previously estimated, experts who helped prepare the calculations say.

That is probably helping to restrain spending, at least for the time being.But still, neither side shows the slightest appetite for reforming Medicare (health care for the elderly) or Social Security (public pensions), the two entitlement programmes that will bust the budget when the baby-boomers retire.

National Review's Ramesh Ponnuru: "A defense of the two entitlement programs as now structured would not be the most edifying of spectacles.

"Medicare is the one entitlement of great concern," he said.

In 1991 the nature of the commercial abalone licence was significantly altered when it was separated into two entitlements, the authority to dive for the abalone, and a share of the abalone total allowable catch through abalone quota units.

Referring to Social Security, Medicare, and Medicaid, she predicts, "If future taxes are held at the historical average, these three entitlements will consume all tax revenues by 2052".

Of the "big three" entitlements, Medicare is the only one directed exclusively at the elderly.

The two biggest entitlements are Social Security and Medicare.

In the two cultures, entitlements to certain rights and freedoms are shaped by a variety of factors.