Sentence examples for left entitled from inspiring English sources

He said that that issue is his current focus and is also the theme of the latest work in his series on the American left, entitled The Great Betrayal.

Benn was at the peak of his power in the Labour party and Hobsbawm had written an influential article on the state of the left entitled "The Forward March of Labour Halted?".

When you have chosen what songs to have, click on the 'Burn' tab At the top and press the button on the left entitled 'Start Burn'.

However, we did not include productivity losses for children aged 0 to 3 months because of the maternity leave entitled to new mothers.

In 2004, a similar leave, entitled the Compassionate Care Benefit (CCB), was implemented in recognition of the informal caregiving work being required in light of the growing palliative and end-of-life population.

An international student: unable to leave, not entitled to stay.

But for now, the one he leaves is entitled "One heartbeat away".

He has also argued that Vote Leave is entitled to ignore the rebate because the rebate is not guaranteed, and is only paid by agreement with other EU member states.

Sick leave spells entitled to municipal refunding according to the Danish Sickness Benefit Act include the following four categories: 1) spells lasting more than 14 days; 2) spells related to pregnancy; 3) spells due to sick leave in a "flexi job", i.e. modified job due to permanently reduced workability; or 4) recurrent or anticipated spells due to chronic disease.

While the Family and Medical Leave Act entitles women to take some time off from work to deal with severe morning sickness or prenatal examinations, they may not be protected if lateness affects their job performance and an employer reprimands or fires other nonpregnant employees for similar behavior.

The Family and Medical Leave Act entitles people with serious health conditions and people caring for immediate family members with serious health conditions who work for companies with 50 or more employees to take up to 12 weeks a year of unpaid medical or care-giving leave.