entitlement 的定义
entitlement 近义词
等同于 title
等同于 license
等同于 privilege
等同于 guerdon
等同于 dibs
等同于 due
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- As a result, traditional dance forms like Bharatanatyam and Kathak were appropriated and turned into fiefdoms of upper-caste entitlement.
- Such language is not only dismissive of our identities, but also reveals a deep hostility to our entitlement to equal protection of the law.
- Even in North Carolina, he adds, it takes builders a year to buy a tract of land, get all the entitlements in place, add roads and sewers, then put up the homes.
- The new entitlement will allow employees to take paid time off for part or all of 12 weeks over a 12-month period, effective with births, adoptions or foster placements that occur Thursday and after.
- After all, their companies have so skewed the meaning of being an employee by instilling such a sense of entitlement that this kind of response is predictable.
- In one of the most distressing events of the year, nerd entitlement hit 100.
- In their elitism and sense of entitlement, they represent much of what liberals are supposed to despise.
- Because Medicaid is not required to cover HCBS, because a waiver is not an entitlement, there are long waits for waivers.
- No broad-based federal entitlement program has ever been eliminated.
- If only she could lose the humble bragging and the entitlement.
- I deduce all right and all entitlement from myself; I am entitled to everything that I have might over.
- We increase spending next year for Social Security and Medicare and other entitlement programs by $81 billion.
- The entitlement programs that make up our safety net for the truly needy have worthy goals and many deserving recipients.
- We increase spending next year for Social Security and Medicare, and other entitlement programs, by $81 billion.
- But I knows just from looking at him that he's too old for such a fancy entitlement as that.