Sentence examples for universal entitlements from inspiring English sources

While we welcome the commitment to basic universal entitlements we are concerned that 'basic' can also mean 'very limited'.

The difficulty with executing this strategy, of course, is that the popularity of universal entitlements makes Republicans loath to touch them as well ….

In March, it will publish a long awaited youth green paper, outlining a set of universal entitlements to extra-curricular activities.

The political genius of universal entitlements like Medicare and social security is that their beneficiaries are rich and poor alike, and thus form a rock solid constituency: people like you and me, whoever you and me happen to be.

The first funding proposal for the strategic plan from officials came under strong criticism from Linda Mitchell because it had backed away from universal entitlements.

"I think there are many millionaires in this country... will also say voluntarily that maybe they should give up some of these universal entitlements to help people who are less lucky than them to make ends meet," he told BBC Radio 4's the World at One.

Universal entitlement will end from August.

A better option would have been to build on the current universal entitlement as proposed by the Commission on Living Standards.

Labour will move the arts to the heart of government and give every child a universal entitlement to a creative education, Ed Miliband said in a speech on Monday.

Allred's view of the law – expounded on her website for potential clients – combines an American view of universal entitlement with both grandiose and folksy trappings.

Funding through general taxation has made possible universal entitlement based on clinical need, not linked to the contribution of an individual.