Sentence examples for entitled according to from inspiring English sources

But whatever they are called, thousands of long-term Muslim residents of Burma – entitled, according to U Nyan Win, to citizenship – now risk slow death at sea.

Ms. Robinson requested leave under the federal Family and Medical Leave Act, to which she was indisputably entitled, according to court filings related to her lawsuit.

Yet the intern hiring process offers none of the "favourable remuneration" to which "everyone who works" is entitled, according to the declaration of human rights.

"Blockbuster has arrogated for itself huge sums belonging to Buena Vista Home Entertainment to which Blockbuster is not entitled," according to the seven-page suit.

The decade-long reputed scheme also included falsifying documents to get city licenses and manipulating government programs to obtain jobs for which they were not entitled, according to the charges.

A quarter of the young people aged under 19 who started an apprenticeship in England in 2013-14 – almost 30,000 in total – were paid less than the minimum wage to which they were entitled, according to the IPPR.

Almost half of families on low incomes aren't taking up the benefits they could be entitled to, according to research released today by the charity Turn2us.

Because Mr. Becker and his two brothers closed their mother's account before the fraud was discovered, they received more money than they were entitled to, according to the trustee's suit.

Pet-ernity or paw-ternity leave is not something that the majority of pet owners expect to be entitled to, according to research published last year by the animal welfare charity Blue Cross.

I am aware that a large number of our special education students are not receiving the services they are entitled to according to the Individualized Education Programs they enter the school with.

With cohabitee cases the court's hands are tied – it can only rule on what the parties actually own, and what share they are entitled to, according to ill-suited land law principles that were never intended to deal with modern day cohabitation.