Sentence examples for entitled to cut from inspiring English sources
University employers said they had taken legal advice and that institutions were entitled to cut pay by this amount for those taking part.
GlaxoSmithKline has responded that it is entitled to cut off supplies to the Canadian pharmacies because it is upholding an American law banning imports of prescription drugs.
What other country could have endured with such fortitude two decades of stagnation, not to mention the disastrous earthquake, tsunami and nuclear meltdown of March 11th 2011 As for the roots of a social predictability bordering on ritual, Mr Murphy finds them in the Tokugawa shogunate, when sword-carrying samurai were entitled to cut anyone down on the slightest pretext.
R.J. Reynolds and Brown & Williamson, part of British American Tobacco, would together have a 33% market share in America, the better to fight off threats from low-cost brands, litigation and the marketing might of Altria, Philip Morris's parent company.Altria's shares fell after an American court began a hearing into whether a judge had been entitled to cut a bond of $12 billion.
They feel entitled to cut you in line and they are aghast when you cut them in line.
But parents are also legally entitled to cut their working hours by up to 25percentt until a child's eighth birthday.
"The player is entitled to a cut".
These types of fees used to go into the pockets of general partners but limited partners think they are entitled to a cut.
The unlucky cousin may feel entitled to her cut because she believes that by pumping all those quarters into the machine, she primed it for victory.
That check is typically made out to the lending bank or the title company, which then distributes separate checks to the seller, the current mortgage holder, real estate agents and anyone else entitled to a cut of the deal.
That is why Mark Zuckerberg, the founder of Facebook, was not entitled to a cut of the profits of the film "The Social Network" or to prevent its makers from depicting his rise.
