Sentence examples for entitled to future from inspiring English sources

Mr. Donilon is also entitled to future pension payments from Fannie Mae, where he worked from 1999 to 2005.

The relators had refused and neglected to give an accounting of the funds last paid to them for the minors and the Commissioner and Secretary were entitled to withhold future payments until the Commissioner was by such accounting enabled to determine whether in his judgment there was a misuse or squandering of the income then being expended.

"If you do your job and report on these markets, you're entitled to a future cash flow stream," Sunnarborg says.

Hasan said he hoped the Supreme Court's ruling will provide greater certainty over what "deep consultation" means, and tell Indigenous peoples what rights they're entitled to when future projects are proposed.

Second, are plaintiffs entitled to injunction against future infringement of works which may not now be copyrighted or even in existence but, in the future, may be copied by defendant.

First, are plaintiffs entitled to injunction against future infringement of the works in suit.

Mr. Bush understands that Africans are entitled to a better future, and that America can help them achieve it.

"Now, I know, it is important because my child will be entitled to benefits in future like free education or health".

IN 2001, a book came out about George Mitchell's diplomatic work in Northern Ireland that was entitled "To Hell With the Future, Let's Get On With the Past".

Rooney will therefore cost United a maximum of £27m, though Everton will also be entitled to 25% of any future profit on his sale.

As a promoter, King is entitled to discuss Tyson's future bouts, even a sham opponent such as Masseroni, the 26th-ranked heavyweight in the World Boxing Council ratings.