Sentence examples for not be entitled to any from inspiring English sources

Which rights should my constituents not be entitled to any more when they are at work?

You will also not be entitled to any compensation from the Passport Office.

Mr. Thain will not be entitled to any retirement benefits or cash severance.

Households which include someone earning more than £60,000 will not be entitled to any child benefit at all.

EMI believes that companies like MP3tunes, which knowingly build a business based on stolen music, should not be entitled to any DMCA safe harbour defence.

Mr. Brooks said that while users of this kind of charging system could help to keep the grid stable, under current regulations they would not be entitled to any payments for providing such a service.

Until this point, survivors who go through criminal proceedings have not been entitled to any legal counsel, and have only been able to access it if they pay out of pocket.

But you won't be entitled to any and all credit scores, a term that tends to be used pretty loosely.

"The likelihood is that our lives will be blighted until at least 2026 when the railway is finished and we won't be entitled to any compensation until then under the existing compensation code.

But if the $44.6 million payment is found to be deductible only under section 165(c)(2 ---a loss connected to a transaction entered into for profit, but not connected to a trade or business---he'll get just $6,370 back for 2 ---aand won't be entitled to any carry-forwards or carry-backs.

After all, according to their beliefs, they are heterosexual people when you remove the behavioral aspect and therefore they needn't be entitled to any special rights.