Sentence examples for will entitlements from inspiring English sources

Will the candidates address this most important problem or will entitlements continue to be used as a way to buy votes?

Whether he will tackle entitlements once he gets there is a separate question.

While Obama asked for patience yet again, Eric Cantor announced that Republicans will put entitlements on the table.

That's because tax cuts have a constituency (those who will benefit), entitlements have a constituency (those receiving them) and defence spending has a constituency (defence contractors and their rah-rah chorus).

On Wednesday, Obama told reporters he wants to cut "a big deal, a comprehensive deal" with Republicans to reduce the federal budget deficit that will tackle "entitlements".

Santorum also says he will gut entitlements, and thinks it's crazy to try to raise revenue in a period of economic downturn.

About 42,000 claimants will lose entitlement to disability living allowance by 2018, a collective annual income cut of £122m.

It estimates that up to 500,000 people will lose entitlement to the benefit over the next four years as eligibility criteria are tightened and claims reassessed.

"I don't think that anyone thinks between now and March 18th we will resolve entitlement reform, tax expenditures and all the other issues that go into a much bigger deal," the White House spokesman, Jay Carney, said.

Any resulting payoff in wages from better jobs or training is lower since workers will lose entitlement to (part of) the financial transfers109.

Shrinking entitlements will shrink the economy which will drive up the deficit through a further decline in tax revenue.