Sentence examples for entitled to priority from inspiring English sources

Donors were to be designated lifetime "seatholders," entitled to priority reservations at the 65-seat restaurant, with the option of transferring their seats to new donors for $500.

The Board shall place at the top of the register those former railroad employees entitled to priority under applicable provisions of law, including this chapter.

In an amended proof of claim, Zurich asserted that these unpaid premiums qualified as "[c]ontributions to an employee benefit plan" entitled to priority under §507(a)(5).

Zurich does not argue here that the workers' compensation premiums owed by Howard qualify as administrative expenses entitled to priority under §507(a)(2).

Former service personnel are entitled to priority treatment on the NHS, but a survey by the British Legion last week found that only a quarter were aware of this.

For $6,000 per family, or $3,800 for individuals, not including doctors' fees, cardholders in the Southampton PLUS plan are entitled to "priority access" to medical care at the hospital from May 28 to Sept. 26.

Colorado is not entitled to any priority simply because the river originates in Colorado, and New Mexico is not entitled to an undiminished flow simply because of its first use.

Both men are tenured Unesco employees and so are theoretically entitled to be given priority in job placement or reassignment within Unesco, but they have been told they must leave the organization.

As Mr. Bush's aides say, any new president is entitled to reorder domestic priorities.

Finally he mentioned his official connection to the ticket lady and inquired if she thought he was entitled to any sort of priority.

Government officials generally, and cabinet ministers especially, are a privileged class, entitled to free medical care, priority seats on trains and planes, use of government cars and virtually rent-free housing.