Sentence examples for background entitled from inspiring English sources

His aristocratic background entitled him to various ranks in the king's regiments, and in 1754 he began a military career, which he abandoned in 1763 at the end of the Seven Years' War.

To help state and local officials make sure that private investment in our public infrastructure protects and advances our public needs and remains solidly in public control,, In the Public Interest has assembled a new backgrounder, entitled "Infrastructure Justice: Building Equity into Infrastructure Financing".

But Rifkind didn't seem to think the £67,000 was enough to support MPs, explaining rather clumsily that someone from his "professional background" was entitled to more.

"The patients, irrespective of their social, cultural and economic background, are entitled to be treated with dignity, which not only forms their fundamental right but also their human right," wrote Justices Chandramauli K.R. Prasad and V. Gopala Gowda.

"Every American worker of every background is entitled to the same benefits, protections, and rights and privileges.

The first step was to set a target of recruiting 20 per cent of pupils at the five grammar shools from disadvantaged backgrounds – those entitled to free school meals.

Under Adler's new plan, sharing economy service providers – initially Uber and Lyft drivers, but potentially Airbnb hosts too – would earn "badges" if they submitted to fingerprinting background checks, entitling them to special privileges.

For an annual fee of $99.95 it will issue a biometric identity card to people who pass government background checks, entitling the holders to use fast lanes at security checkpoints.But Mr Hawley insists that security measures should not rely solely on machines, however sophisticated, because threats change.

In 1930 she published an autobiography entitled Background with Figures.

"Osborne comes from this clever, entitled background; he's got this 'born to rule' attitude," says one peer.

It was this: when the decisions of state agents "touch upon an individual's race or ethnic background, he is entitled to a judicial determination that the burden he is asked to bear on that basis is precisely tailored to serve a compelling governmental interest (Bakke, at 300).