Sentence examples for held entitled from inspiring English sources

The water licence they held entitled them to pump water from the Barwon River for irrigation using up to four pumps.

In cases of personal injury to passengers, the damage to which the sufferer has been held entitled is the direct and immediate consequence of the wrongful act.

Henry was no profligate; indeed, he had a strong streak of prudery, but he sought the occasional relief from marriage to a worthy but ailing wife to which princes have generally been held entitled.

582), which was an action for the breach of the warranty of a chain cable that it should last two years as a substitute for a rope cable of sixteen inches, the plaintiff was held entitled to recover for the loss of the anchor, which was occasioned by the breaking of the cable within the specified time.

So in Turner v. Goldsmith, where the defendant contracted to employ the plaintiff for a fixed term as agent in a business which he, the defendant, ultimately abandoned before the expiration of the term, it was held that there was no implied condition for the continued existence of the business, and accordingly the plaintiff was held entitled to damages for breach of contract.

77) which was an action for breach of an agreement for the letting of certain iron mills, the plaintiff was held entitled to a sum of 500l., awarded by reason of loss of stock laid in, although he had only paid 10l.

.I'm going to open up our libel laws so when they write purposely negative and horrible and false articles, we can sue them and win lots of money". Although that is a great idea, he should consider additional steps that have been taken by some of our close allies to make sure their elected officials receive the kind of respect to which the offices they hold entitle them.

He was wrapped in a cotton shawl over his hospital pajamas and held a prayer book entitled, "The 99 names of Allah".

It also makes one recall an episode of The Simpsons in which Lisa holds up a book entitled Tome by Gore Vidal.

I had held the entitled conviction of a middle-class, white British woman that all victims of violent crime could expect access to justice.

But if these requirements were eliminated, surely Congress would at least require that the alien's entry be lawful; even then, unless mere transients are to be held constitutionally entitled to benefits, Some durational requirement would certainly be appropriate.