Sentence examples for normally entitled from inspiring English sources
Of the 4.4 million acre-feet of Colorado River water that California is normally entitled to each year, the Imperial Irrigation District's allowance is 3.1 million.
Now, never mind that boring old assumption of innocence to which a defendant is normally entitled, what was clear from Holder's comments was that the pursuit of McKinnon continues.
Families in England and Wales with a child at a state school are normally entitled to receive free school meals if a parent works under 16 hours a week (24 hours for couples) and if their annual income is less than £16,190.
Those in the control group could continue to receive whatever services they were normally entitled to receive from Jobcentre Plus or could obtain elsewhere in the community.
These are conditions that no self-respecting 20-something year old is normally entitled to have".
If the patient is unconscious or has lost the ability to express autonomous wishes, relatives are normally entitled to make decisions about resuscitation and DNR clauses. 2 If relatives wish to insert a DNR clause in the patients' record, there must be convincing reasons why the wishes of the relatives represent the best interests of the patient [ 7].
That would normally entitle the firm to a seat on the board, but Mr Galán has decided to resist.
Mr Poe's father was Filipino, which would normally entitle him to Philippine citizenship, even though his mother was American.
The Workers Partyy also appears to have won the largest number of seats of any single party in the assembly, or lower house, of the new Brazilian Congress, which would normally entitle it to the assembly presidency.
They are not usually entitled to paid holidays, pensions and other perks that workers might normally expect.
