Sentence examples for contract is entitled from inspiring English sources

"The Actor," reads one type of contract, "is entitled to a private room" that he or she "shall not be required to share".

As of that date he ceases to be a Tesco employee and, in line with his contract, is entitled to a "termination payment" of £970,800, which takes in a year's salary of £886,420 as well as other benefits including private healthcare and a car worth £84,460, according to the company's annual report.

In Sweden, employers who recruit older workers on long-term contracts are entitled to a subsidy of up to 75% of the older worker's salary, while the German government intends to introduce greater flexibility to working time and open up more sabbaticals for its older workforce.

Workers with permanent contracts are entitled to severance pay of 20 days' wages per year of service (up to a maximum of 12 months' wages) in fair dismissals and to 45 days' (up to a maximum of 42 months') wages in unfair dismissals.

Permanent Health District workers and temporary workers on subcontract are entitled to 30 days' prior notice of dismissal, while those on temporary contracts are entitled to 15 days.

Employees with temporary contracts are entitled to 20 calendar days per year, providing that they have not been absent more than three times during that same period and their six-month contract has been renewed.

Each contract holder is entitled to receive the tuition and fee benefits as stated in the contract, regardless of fluctuations in the market.

Under the terms of his contract, Zola is entitled to severance of one year's pay.

Under his contract, he is entitled to one year's salary, including bonuses, or about £1 million.

The document, which describes details of the SAIC contract and is entitled "Winning the War of Ideas," describes a bleak picture of how that battle is going.

Under the terms of his contract, Powers is entitled to half of his annual $290,000 salary if he was forced out of his job, but Powers' had announced his departure as a voluntary retirement.