Sentence examples for entitlements to some from inspiring English sources

"Heavy Metal in Baghdad," by the filmmaker Eddy Moretti and the Vice magazine co-founder Suroosh Alvi, is a casual but urgent movie about choices that are entitlements to some but unimaginable luxuries for others.

By Sasha Frere-Jones "Heavy Metal in Baghdad," by the filmmaker Eddy Moretti and the Vice magazine co-founder Suroosh Alvi, is a casual but urgent movie about choices that are entitlements to some but unimaginable luxuries for others.

The film débuts in New York at the Underground Film Festival on April 2.  "Heavy Metal in Baghdad," by the filmmaker Eddy Moretti and the Vice magazine co-founder Suroosh Alvi, is a casual but urgent movie about choices that are entitlements to some but unimaginable luxuries for others.

Consistent EU-wide data are needed inter alia to calculate qualified majority voting rights in the Council of Ministers and national entitlements to some EU funding.

The data gathered will be used inter alia to calculate qualified majority voting rights in the Council and entitlements to some EU funding.

The data gathered will be used among others to calculate qualified majority voting rights in the Council and entitlements to some EU funding.

Those who refuse to take part in the scheme [this means the proposed scheme, an official has just clarified] will lose automatic entitlement to some benefits including job seekers' allowance and housing benefit.

The government will consult later this year on "the options, stages and timing of reform", although Osborne said he would not be axing the so-called "contributory principle", which links entitlement to some state benefits to a worker's record of national insurance payments.

Indeed, a distributionist (rather than productionist) analysis might revise the "fish" formula as follows: if the proverbial "man" were to receive neither a fish nor a fishing lesson but instead a binding entitlement to some specified share of the total global production, then (and only then) would he really be fed "for a lifetime" (38).

Entitlement to some source of income is essential for independence and social status, especially for the poorest elderly who have to live with other members of the family.

It also determines that only certain types of transplantations are covered, and states that entitlement to some services (e.g., plastic surgery) only exist if specific conditions are met.