For my wife, the answer to this conundrum came in the form of the Ski Club of Great Britain, membership of which entitles you to the company of other fearless adults and the services of a knowledgeable leader who takes you on daily tours round your chosen resort.
In a study of the use of maternity services in Uganda, Grace Kyomuhendo reported that Ugandan women regarded pregnancy and childbirth as a journey "on a thorn-strewn path," the successful traversal of which entitles a woman to be praised as garukayo ("dare to go back") [ 103].
On 3 May 1816, Louis XVIII granted him the title of Baron with the Commander's Cross of the Order of Saint Louis, which entitled him to wear a red sash (right shoulder to left hip); he automatically received a pension, and hereditary nobility was granted to the son and grandson of knights.
Like many of his contemporaries (Tony Curtis among them), Steiger was saved a life of tedium by the GI Bill of Rights, which entitled him to several years of adult education, plus enough money to live on.
After retiring from the Commons in 1992, she was given a life peerage as Baroness Thatcher, of Kesteven in the county of Lincolnshire, which entitled her to sit in the House of Lords.
From these facts it is clear that a trust resulted in favor of Buck, which entitled him to a conveyance of the legal title. 2 Pom.
"As a result, we declared an event of default, which entitled us as prime broker to require liquidation of the account".
Oliver received a brevet as colonel of volunteers, which entitled him to be addressed as "Colonel" for the rest of his days.
