Sentence examples for entitled to convert from inspiring English sources

Plans to legalise gay civil marriage by 2015 have been put out for consultation by the government, and under the proposal, same-sex couples will be entitled to convert existing civil partnerships into marriages, or get married in a register office or other civil ceremonies.

Convertibles are bonds or preferred shares that entitle owners to convert them into common shares if they feel so inclined.

Those who were rent-regulated tenants when the building was converted are entitled to continued use of any building amenities present on the date of conversion.

If the common sinks, the convert holder is entitled to more shares.

His insistence that Jews who had converted to Christianity were entitled to the same rights in the church as other Christians put him at odds with many other Christian leaders.

According to a law, if any member of family converted to Islam, he/she was entitled to all inheritance.

Additional research shows that 43% of pupils entitled to free school meals in comprehensives that did not convert to the academy model gained five good GCSEs.

In recent years, he said, civil courts have ruled that a convert to Islam is entitled to take a custody dispute to a Shariah court, even if the other partner is a non-Muslim.

With shares at a recent 10 cents apiece, the bondholders would be entitled to 135 million shares, or 66% of the company, if they converted today.

Now you convert your preferred shares, demanding the 10 million common shares you're entitled to and using them to cover short sales.

Everyone's entitled to that.