Sentence examples for entitled to each from inspiring English sources

Of the 4.4 million acre-feet of Colorado River water that California is normally entitled to each year, the Imperial Irrigation District's allowance is 3.1 million.

What can be particularly galling is that many of their fans don't have the decency to acknowledge that the deck is so very lopsidedly stacked in their favor; to the contrary, their fans, who do nothing but cheer, seem to feel entitled to each and every Yankee victory.

As a result, same-sex spouses aren't entitled to each other's Social Security benefits, can't sponsor each other for citizenship and aren't covered by the law that protects a spouse's right to a company-sponsored retirement account.

Okin (1989) argues, for example, that spouses should be equally entitled to each other's earnings, that day care should be available to all families, and that work should be made more flexible.

Thereafter follow three grades, which are, in order of precedence: Companion, Officer, and Member, each having accordant post-nominal letters that members are entitled to use; each incumbent governor general is also installed as the Principal Companion for the duration of his or her time in the viceregal post.

Less than two weeks later, BA said we were entitled to €600 each – a total of £1,748.64.

Candidates who enroll in the campaign finance system are generally entitled to $4 for each $1 they raise in small contributions.

In April it raised the price of the 60 litres of subsidised petrol that Iranians are entitled to buy each month from 4,000 rials ($0.12) to 7,000 rials.

The dreary duo pored over the statutes of the early welfare state and concluded that – once the figures had been adjusted for inflation – Melvyn and Karen were entitled to £38 each and poor Craig to £7.

Because Alta is entitled to these each year, they're an asset.

While most hard-working people hate the idea of accepting "charity," these are benefits you're entitled to because each state taxes employers.