"Day laborers do not have the right to vote, they are not entitled for social welfare, they don't have identity cards… Some of them don't even have their birth certificates, which means they are not citizens of their own country," Celso Ortíz, a migrant researcher at the University of Sinaloa, told VICE News.
We are not entitled to compensation for each of life's calamities.
So she was not entitled to compensation for loss of earnings or opportunity, as other high-profile divorcees have been.
As Mr Fisher is of pensionable age, she is therefore not entitled to compensation for having her employment terminated.
During the case he told the court-room that he was not entitled to ask for forgiveness from survivors as only God could forgive him.
Arlington Central School District Board of Education v. Murphy, legal case in which the U.S. Supreme Court on June 26 , 2006 ruled (6 3) that parents who prevail in legal disputes with their school districts under the 1990 Individuals with Disabilities Education Act (IDEA) are not entitled to reimbursement for costs associated with hiring expert witnesses and consultants.
Formerly the leader of the far right National Democratic Party (NPD), Voigt was convicted in 2009 after he was caught handing out flyers at the World Cup which argued that a black player was not entitled to play for Germany, whose national team – the literature argued – should be made up only of white players.
The report found that inspectors at airports often failed to provide certified translators for asylum seekers who did not speak English, improperly notified consulates about the identity and detention of immigrants seeking asylum, and in 14 cases mistakenly concluded that travelers who expressed a credible fear of persecution were not entitled to apply for asylum.
An appeals court in the US upheld a jury's finding that South Korea's Samsung illegally copied some patented features in Apple's iPhone, but it said Apple was not entitled to damages for its claims that Samsung had copied the iPhone's overall appearance.
The United States Court of Appeals for the Seventh Circuit in Chicago ruled that Ford Olinger, a golf pro from Indiana who has a degenerative hip, was not entitled to a cart for qualifying events for the United States Open because a cart would change the nature of the competition.
Kant states that "human beings are … not entitled to offer themselves, for profit, as things for the use of others in the satisfaction of their sexual inclinations.
