"There's a bit of an underlying feeling of entitlement.
Investors have asked this question, sometimes with an underlying tone of entitlement, other times out of actual perplexity.
While the usual suspects -- cutting medical costs and keeping Medicare and Medicaid in business -- will take center stage, it will be the underlying question of entitlement that makes candidates stutter in front of the cameras.
In such a view, getting cut back in to the distributive deal is not treating the "symptom" but goes, in fact, to the very root of the matter: the lack of any distributive entitlement is the underlying cause.
Underlying this denial is a profound sense of entitlement.
There's an underlying truth there — we do have a problem with entitlements and with freeloaders — and he inflated it beyond recognition.
Underlying their actions is the assumption that these courses are "entitlement" courses that give students of color "something extra," something they don't deserve, something that white students don't get.
Preventing violence means tackling the underlying causes – misogyny, the objectification of women, gender inequality, and male entitlement and privilege – that all contribute to men who choose to use violence believing they have a right to behave this way.
This has been interpreted by the UN Committee on Economic, Social and Cultural Rights to mean that the Covenant 'proscribes any discrimination in access to health care and underlying determinants of health, as well as to means and entitlements for their procurement'.
As Peter Orszag, the director of the Office of Management and Budget, repeatedly stresses, the only way to solve the fiscal problems of the big entitlement programs is to slow the relentless rise in the underlying health care costs.
