Is the employee entitled to preference for a new position, or simply entitled to compete with others for the new assignment?
You're entitled to your preferences -- but I hope your preferences are yours.
James C. McKinney, chief of the FCC's mass media bureau, said the commissioners felt that daytime stations were entitled to such preferences because they have operated under adverse financial and technical conditions for a number of years.
As a developing country, Thailand has been entitled to receive trade preferences from 28 trading partners under the Generalized System of Preferences (GSP) established by UNCTAD in 1968.
The husband and older sons on the one hand were entitled to have their preferences prioritised; their favourite foods cooked to their taste.
Voters should be entitled to express positive preferences rather than make often bad guesses about second-best choices.
Important industries, including retailers and high-technology companies, which under current law are not entitled to many tax preferences available to other businesses, were strong advocates of legislation that would lower their tax rates.
Everyone is entitled to their sexual preferences, but we should be able to talk about how societal values affect them.
"The fact that black men who choose not to date black women feel the need to constantly make it known is an issue," Foster said in the video, which has over 1.4 million views on Facebook, while she acknowledged that people are entitled to have dating preferences.
Sure, he's entitled to his partner preferences, but he'd spare Robin and other women's feelings if he restricted himself to dating young, perfect women, and left incredible boomer women like Robin, Sarah, and millions of others to boomer guys who appreciate their awesome physical, mental, and emotional qualities.
