Sentence examples for war entitlement from inspiring English sources

Right now, progressive American voters have an opportunity to nominate a presidential candidate who signifies a repudiation of the politics of war, entitlement, and dour incrementalism.

(A Fox News spokesperson said "Roger had zero involvement with the editorial and zero say, and no involvement with the debate questions").. None of Trump's many breaks with the party line ― on war, entitlement spending, eminent domain, even Planned Parenthood ― slowed his rise.

"Mr. Ryan and the Republicans are declaring war on entitlements — and war on the elderly and the poor," Ms. Schakowsky said.

At stake is the ability of the world's "lifestyle superpower" to sustain its cushy post-World War II entitlements like early retirement, free medicine and generous jobless benefits — in short, the treasured European welfare state itself.

The combination of the Bush tax cuts and spending to finance two wars and entitlement plans created an enormous debt burden that future generations will be forced to carry.

VANZ administers all aspects of war service entitlements, including war pensions, and the service list is now regarded as being complete.

Years of increased spending on everything from wars to expanded entitlement programs — combined with protracted, stubborn unemployment and a nation of workers whose earning power and home values have plummeted in recent years — have persuaded lawmakers in both parties that fiscal policy is the most pressing domestic concern.

Now, liberal groups that fought President George W. Bush on war, the environment and entitlement programs are in the unfamiliar position of supporting the man in the Oval Office.

Paying for universal coverage is always an issue, especially in a budget strained by war, a growth in entitlement spending and a nagging deficit.

Commissions are notoriously lumbering and toothless, and the spending freeze which doesn't encompass war funding or expensive entitlement programs would likely do little to curb the deficit.

The launch of a "War on Poverty" expanded entitlement and welfare spending.