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entitlement

[en-tahy-tl-muhnt] / ɛnˈtaɪ tl mənt /








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A British passport costs around £100 for an adult, while the certificate of entitlement costs £589.

From BBC

The government has insisted current support and legal entitlements will not be removed, but has not ruled out future changes to the system.

From BBC

“We understand the gravity of the situation and the entitlement of every individual to the right to a fair trial,” Kittredge said.

From The Wall Street Journal

Those wins come from a combination of tax and entitlement reform, wholesale deregulation, the administration’s disruption of a calcified budget process, and some spending leadership in Congress.

From The Wall Street Journal

Even the name suggested grandeur and royal approval, and his living in style there with Sarah Ferguson seemed to represent a sense of entitlement that rankled with the public.

From BBC