Sentence examples for entitled to further from inspiring English sources
Seriously disabled people are entitled to further allowances and special employment protection.
You may even be entitled to further support from your university.
Injury, sadly, intruded on his Gold Cup preparation, but at least that leaves Diamond Harry entitled to further progress after just four starts over fences.
In its suit, filed in New York State Supreme Court in Manhattan, Dow said Cantor and the Market Data Corporation, which transmitted Cantor data, were not entitled to further payments because Telerate had ceased operations.
In 2011, the board ruled that he was not entitled to further compensation, claiming he could make up the loss of earnings by working as a cashier in Ontario — even though he was ineligible for a Canadian work visa.
Mr. Cohl and Mr. Harris filed a countersuit in January saying that she violated the terms of her contract and "could not and would not do the jobs" she was hired to do, and thus was not entitled to further royalties.
A spokesman for A.I.G. said Mr. Liddy was entitled to no further compensation like stock, stock options, bonuses or severance fees.
The Phoenix Four could also be entitled to a further windfall of £12m from the assets from the wind-up according to company accounts, although their spokesman disputed this figure.
On top of the £50m, Sir Martin is now entitled to a further £5.8m of stock, a right which he has yet to exercise, while he has also deferred grants over another 2.65m shares worth more than £15m until 2008.
And, from July this year, all administrative and clerical staff will be entitled to a further 30 days of annual leave - it used to be 20 to 30 depending on your rank and length of service," says Mitchell.
