Sentence examples for it would be entitled from inspiring English sources

Then the VC would get its £300,000 back; it would then get £30,000 for its accrued interest, and then it would get the remaining £170,000 because it would be entitled to 2 times its capital before the founder gets anything.

(Under full proportional representation, it would be entitled to 20 percent of the seats in a legislative body).

But the state has only two-thirds of the seats in Congress it would be entitled to if the principle of one person, one vote were to be strictly applied.

Mr. Malan described the new accord as "precautionary and preventive" and left open the possibility that Brazil would not even draw the first installment, $4.6 billion, to which it would be entitled next month.

In a regulatory filing, Philip Morris said it would be entitled to the breakup fee if South African Breweries failed to obtain shareholder approval for the deal by July 8, or if the transaction were not completed by July 31 , 2003

Cycle and Carriage has already promised not only to buy all the new shares it would be entitled to -- about $50 million worth -- but also to spend up to $37.5 million more buying any new shares that fellow shareholders decide not to take.

It appears to be claiming that the area is within the exclusive economic zone to which an island chain it controls would be entitled, under the international law of the sea.

They are saying that parties which sanction such a deal - or benefit inadvertently from it - would be entitled to scorn and contumely.

Under its plans, it said children would be entitled to 30 hours of childcare each week - the same number of hours as a child at primary school - benefiting about 240,000 children.

It said ticketholders would be entitled to rebook.

But if the defendant did make an offer and the plaintiff accepted it, his lawyer would be entitled to no more than 10percentt of the first $100,000 and 5percentt of anything more.