Sentence examples for could entitle from inspiring English sources

If proved, this could entitle victims to punitive damages.

The ruling could entitle them to royalties on Erbitux, which is ImClone's only marketed product.

The change could entitle more than 10,000 additional children to specialized English instruction, federal officials say.

The decision also could entitle hundreds of recent condominium buyers to back out of their agreements without fear of losing their deposits.

They can spot, for instance, if you have what may seem a relatively mild ailment which could entitle you to a higher annuity because you are likely to live a slightly shortened life than the average.

The company must make a $50 million interest payment on outstanding debt on June 15, and failure to make that payment could entitle bondholders to push the company into filing for bankruptcy.

That official status, along with state approvals that the tribe would seek, could legally entitle the Shinnecock to a casino on their reservation — or a site purchased elsewhere.

There was another shift of paradigm witnessed by the researchers in the present study which could be regarded as a weak version paradigm shift if the former one could be entitled as a strong version paradigm shift.

Evans declined to say how much victims could be entitled to but the Guardian understands that if a successful action were brought, affected customers could be paid as much as £1,000 compensation each.

Leigh Day & Co said the 174 members of the group could be entitled to about £2m between them and up to another 1,000 former city council employees could also submit claims.

If compensation was suppressed between 5% and 10%, as the plaintiffs lawyer Joseph Saveri estimated, each entry-level software engineer eligible for the class action suit could be entitled to $5,000 to $10,000 for each year they were employed between 2006 and 2009, and more senior employee could be entitled to much, much more.