Sentence examples for is contractually entitled from inspiring English sources

Laurie McIlwee is contractually entitled to a payoff of a year's salary, £886,420, because he left by mutual agreement.

This year, southern California will receive only 45% of the water it is contractually entitled to.The other big worry resides in Sacramento itself.

He is contractually entitled to a year's salary of £600,000, whether or not he gets a job under the new owners.

Others are said to include Tim Tookey – the outgoing finance director, who is due to present the bank's 2011 losses to the City on Friday – and Truett Tate, the head of corporate banking, who is already facing controversy over a one-year payment he is contractually entitled to when he leaves in May.

Klitschko is contractually entitled to a rematch, but he didn't say outright whether he wanted one; on Tuesday, he announced, on Twitter, "I'll be back!" It might be even more fun to watch Joshua take on, instead, Deontay Wilder, the flashy but flawed American heavyweight.

He told BBC Radio Scotland: "There are others who have contributed a lot less to the club but who have walked out with large cheques in their pocket, so if Ally is contractually entitled to a pay-off then why should he go without one?

He also denied that the payment to Mr Byford was more than he was contractually entitled to, explaining he had been "advised it was contractual".

Royal Mail said it was contractually entitled to deliver mail up to 4pm.

Bennett's payment of £687,333 was two months' pay more than she was contractually entitled to, the NAO said.

But if employees are terminated without cause, then they might be contractually entitled to compensation, Mr. Hillman said.

The rest will simply get what they are contractually entitled to, if they can demonstrate they have developed their skills in the previous year".