Sentence examples for could be entitled from inspiring English sources

He could be entitled to an exit package of roughly $72 million.

Dame Jean Else's autobiography could be entitled The Rise and Fall of a Labour Sweetheart.

Under his severance agreement, he could be entitled to as much as $25 million.

You could be entitled to the market value of the goods or £250 (£500 for some destinations) whichever is lower.

But if shareholders are successful and Russia refuses to pay they could be entitled to seize state assets abroad.

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.

Instead, those defeated at an election could be entitled to redundancy similar to other public sector organisations.

"If you've suffered a flight delay of more than three hours you could be entitled to compensation".

Logically it would seem implausible that anyone working at a bank needing a taxpayer bailout could be entitled to a bonus.

At the same time, the panel left open the possibility that Silverstein Properties could be entitled to "possible ground rent damages" in the future.