In this summer of the contractual transfer clause Arsenal have one that effectively entitles them to first refusal on Fábregas.
The 20 health care measures included one that would entitle patients denied coverage by managed care companies to a kind of binding arbitration before an independent review board.
He wrote that Quebec's law violated two sections of the Criminal Code, including one that says "no person is entitled to consent to have death inflicted on him" and another that forbids anyone from counseling, aiding or abetting someone to commit suicide.
To entice new gamers, Blockbuster will be offering a special PS3 bundle that includes a 40GB version with and HDMI cable, remote, "Spider Man 3" on Blu-ray, "Transformers" game, and a 12-week PS3/Blu-ray rental card that entitles users to one free PS3 or Blu-ray rental per week for 12 consecutive weeks.
The new case, Seling v. Young, No. 99-1185, is an appeal by the state of Washington from a federal court ruling that entitled one man, confined in a treatment center on the grounds of a prison under that state's law since 1990, to a hearing.
He regards his use of these "universal principles" as so distinctive that in the Abstract he advertises them as his most original contribution one that entitles him to be called an "inventor" (Abstract 35).
According to the Igbo, being born a human and, particularly, an Igbo, are among the key factors that entitle one to certain rights.
The history of attempts to end communal violence in Northern Ireland since the 1960s is sobering for all who claim for Britain some unique genius for domestic harmony, one that it is entitled to visit on Yugoslavs, Iraqis, Afghans, Libyans and others alike.
It cannot be that one is entitled to criticise the prevailing order only if one refuses to participate in it.
Indeed, while a key to Gramercy Park — or, more precisely, an address that entitles one to such a key — is among the most coveted items of New York real estate, under Ms. Harrison's stewardship, the park has become perhaps the least-used patch of open space in the city.
Andrew Bridgen, a Conservative MP, told the World at One that MPs were entitled to receive more.
