Sentence examples for be entitled to two from inspiring English sources

Fathers will still be entitled to two weeks of paternity leave.

When the new hotel is completed, each investor will be entitled to two weeks' accommodations a year.

Fathers will, for the first time, be entitled to two weeks Paternity Pay at £100-a-week, starting in April 2003.

Mothers will continue to take the first two weeks, the compulsory part of maternity leave, and fathers will also still be entitled to two weeks paternity leave.

Working grandparents would be entitled to two weeks of "granny leave" after the birth of a grandchild under plans to be submitted to the government today.

And was it right, she asked, that members of Parliament should be entitled to two pensions — one attached to their profession and another after they have served just two terms in the legislature?

In Britain, by contrast, couples are supposed to be entitled to three cycles.

If they win, workers could be entitled to six years' back pay for the difference in earnings.

If the Sainsbury's workers win, they could be entitled to six years' back pay for the difference in earnings.

Why, Jaloe wanted to know, should a landlord with five parcels of land be entitled to five new homes while he gets none at all?

Instead, domestic workers will be entitled to three paid vacation days annually after they work for an employer for at least one year.