Sentence examples for be entitled to keep from inspiring English sources
FT A: In the normal course of events, a gift is a gift so your girlfriend would be entitled to keep the ring if the you split up.
It seems it should be a fairly intuitive policy: employees who violate the law should not be entitled to keep big bonuses earned based on illegal behavior.
He said that the letter-writer would be entitled to keep as much of the security deposit as is necessary to offset those damages.
"There were no such regulations when I was born, so I should be entitled to keep my name for my whole life," she said.
With the agreement of all the plaintiffs (who clearly realise that they are not the sort of individuals a jury would easily warm to), he alone will then decide which of them, if any, should be entitled to keep it.
He said Hempstead would be entitled to keep several million dollars a year in local sales taxes that now go to the county and town, which would enable it to go ahead with new programs and property tax cuts.
Therefore, I am entitled to keep it".
Whatever the men with guns could get, they were entitled to keep.
We're entitled to keep our members informed of what's going on in Washington".
Yet I question whether I am entitled to keep the money if I sell these items.
