Sentence examples for position entitles from inspiring English sources

The position entitles the Microsoft researchers to a financial reward package that is similar to that received by the company's vice presidents, said Deborah Willingham, the company's vice president for human resources.

Especially if they are not truly happy with doing what the position entitles.

Watching the halftime show, I suddenly remembered that the second piece I ever wrote for The New Yorker was about The Who. (As a young reporter for The Talk of the Town, I quickly discovered that my position entitled me to excellent tickets to rock concerts and personal audiences with rock stars).

Two weeks into my search, I discovered a position entitled "Assistant to the President" at a small biotech company called Mycometrix (now called Fluidigm).

He was elected in the third of six positions, entitling him to a six-year term.

The economic impact of đ i mới was also apparent in the lived experience of the elderly, with urban retirees from (usually State) salaried positions entitled to a State pension, but rural elderly not eligible for these benefits.

Mr. McCain, a strong supporter of the war, is the ranking Republican on the Armed Services Committee, a position that entitles him to be the first Republican to speak and question the officials.

Normally a new Ph.D. or physician-scientist spends several years doing a postdoc before securing a faculty position that entitles him or her to apply for a standard grant.

Therefore we abhor deliberate or reckless untruth in this study as much as in any other; and therefore we feel that a grave wrong is committed by all who, holding a position that entitles them to respect, yet condone and encourage such untruth.

Surely someone in Wren's position was entitled to a speedy resolution?

After that he witnessed fairly regularly until his resignation in 931, but was listed in a lower position than entitled by his seniority.