These entitle you to free delivery from Asda, Asda Direct and George.
Rather than charge a duty of $2 a packet, governments could make the sale of cigarettes illegal to anyone who did not buy a smokers'ID, which might cost $5,000 and entitle the holder to 2,500 packets of cigarettes tax-free.
And winning an election does not entitle a leader to disregard all checks on his power.
The 3.3m people there who hold a British national overseas (BNO) passport know their document does not entitle them to live in, well, Britain.
Or whitewashed?For further evidence, go to a source of the time: The Economist, non-Chilean but firmly critical of Allende and what its then Chile specialist was later to entitle his savagely critical book, "Chile's Marxist Experiment".
Newcomers, whether asylum-seekers or other kinds of migrants, will have to wait seven years before getting permanent-residency permits to entitle them to full unemployment benefit.
As for the poor, another part of the Obamacare reforms will entitle millions of low-income families to join Medicaid for the first time.
Seemingly at random, a few have hit the jackpot by getting "below the poverty line", or BPL, cards, which entitle them to a basket of subsidised food and fuel.There is a political logic to this.
He acknowledges that America freed the region from Japanese imperialism and stopped the spread of communism, but in China's eyes that does not entitle it to an eternal hegemony in its backyard.
But Chapter VII does entitle the Security Council to take action in cases of a "threat to the peace, breach of the peace or act of aggression".Tension between those two principles sovereignty versus intervention has been palpable for decades.
A stake in an oilfield does not always entitle the owner to a share of its output, rather than a share of the revenue when the oil is sold on the open market.
