Sentence examples for entitled to transfer from inspiring English sources

Oracle's customers are not therefore entitled to transfer to third parties the right of reproduction of those programs.

Students at schools that fail to meet those standards for two years in a row are entitled to transfer to a nonfailing school or to request free tutoring.

Students at schools that fail to meet the targets for two years in a row are entitled to transfer to a higher-scoring school.

In an interview with The Independent, Harriet Harman, Labour's deputy leader, said mothers and fathers should be entitled to transfer part of their flexible parental leave to grandparents.

If, however, you have booked a package holiday then you are entitled to transfer it to someone else on payment of a reasonable fee to the tour operator.

If a school has failed to make adequate progress on tests for two years and receives federal Title I funds, then students, including the 8,000 in New York City, are entitled to transfer out.

The court of appeal ruled that the agency set up by the Irish government to manage bank debt amassed by property developers was entitled to have transferred loans taken out by a Dublin entrepreneur to the billionaire brothers who want to add Claridge's, the Connaught and the Berkeley hotel to their investment portfolio.

Ings arrived at Anfield in the summer following the expiry of his Burnley contract but, as he was under 24, the Turf Moor club are entitled to a transfer fee to be decided by a tribunal.

Specifically, only workers receiving income assistance (paid once unemployment insurance benefits are exhausted) are entitled to the transfer.

113Along the same lines, Lise et al. (2006) argue that workers will accept lower wages in order to be entitled to the transfer.

Nozick condemned "distributive justice" as implying that society has resources to distribute, whereas only individuals do, and are entitled to hold or transfer them.