Sentence examples for most cases entitled from inspiring English sources
However, due to well developed health screening and occupational health care system in Finland, we can be fairly certain that most cases entitled to reimbursement of diabetes medication were detected in our study.
The Graduate Talent Pool website also warns employers that: "If an intern is effectively performing as a 'worker', then in most cases they will be entitled to the national minimum wage".
In most cases, retail stores will entitle you to a refund for the difference in price if your computer model is discounted within a certain amount of time.
Someone I know just landed a 7-cent windfall from this case, entitled Schwartz v. Citibank.
As practiced by the jaundiced Holmes, restraint was often a shrug of the shoulders: lawmakers, in his view, were predisposed to foolishness, and the Constitution entitled them, in most cases, to be fools.
In most cases, the board concludes that they do, entitling them to early Medicare coverage and lower taxes.
Mr. Brill said that in most cases, investors who purchase units from a sponsor are entitled to the same rights and privileges.
Teachers convicted of a sexual crime are, in most cases, fired automatically, but those accused of noncriminal behavior are entitled to a hearing if the chancellor wants to fire them.
They are entitled to the best of the best but yet they get substandard support in most cases.
"In most cases considered by the inquiry, relatives were let down at the time when they were most vulnerable by those in whom they were entitled to place an absolute trust," he said.
