Sentence examples for yield entitlements from inspiring English sources

The right to health can yield entitlements only to those needs that it is reasonable to try to meet.

But this weaker version of the DR, would yield only entitlement to qualified, not all-out, acceptance.

Here, Gupta appeals to a general form of revision theory — generalizing beyond both the revision theory of truth and the revision theory of circularly defined concepts (Section 5.4, above) — to given an account of how "hypothetical perceptual entitlements could yield categorical entitlements" (Berker 2011).

Changes to entitlements take effect only gradually.

Congress should take action now to pass legislation phasing in tax reform that yields new revenues and restructuring entitlements to curb the continued growth of federal spending, particularly for health care.

"They really take a pass on entitlements".

Republicans must yield on revenues, and Democrats must agree to entitlement changes.

It was a rare public airing of the sense of brainy entitlement that emboldened Mr Gates to get the world to yield to his will.

"It becomes a sense of entitlement, where every investment of their money is expected to yield big results".

Take Nozick's entitlement view.

They came from momentous effort, energy and outreach by Obama voters — Latinos and African-Americans in particular — who did not want to yield the country to Mr. Romney's and Fox News's politics of white resentment and rich entitlement.