It entitles you to unlimited one-day deliveries on more than 7m items and instant streaming of more than 15,000 films and TV episodes through Prime Instant Video.
EU regulation 261 entitles travellers to compensation of between €250 and €600 if their flight is delayed by more than three hours or cancelled.
These are designated as a priority, which entitles them to funding for a Prevent coordinator.
Ocado also offers a Midweek Smart Pass, which entitles you to free deliveries Tuesday to Thursday.
Its Midweek Delivery Saver, which entitles you to deliveries on Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Thursdays, costs £3 a month for six months, or £30 for 12 months.
This is strictly true, but I can't see how it's relevant in any normal society, where such compromises are made every time a law entitles citizens to equal treatment without trying to determine each person's exact individual preferences.
The FMLA, which entitles employees to 12 weeks' unpaid leave a year for pregnancy and childbirth, or to care for a seriously ill child, spouse or parent, was bitterly fought by employers worried that it would burden them with heavy extra costs.
He points out that the constitution entitles him to wear his uniform until the next election and he should know, because he wrote it.
But of course drunk drivers put others at immediate risk of injury or death by driving the car that their license entitles them to drive.
Other 2-D bar codes might add an event to a calendar or display a coupon that entitles the bearer to a discount on a hamburger.
Spending a minimum of €500,000 on a property entitles non-European families to live in the country and travel in the Schengen area for five years, after which they can apply for permanent residence.
