Sentence examples for service entitles from inspiring English sources

That service entitles him to draw a state pension once he turns 55.

States, too, are forming special courts to ensure that veterans in court receive the treatment their service entitles them to.

Lucky Mr Mullin was credited for 22 years of service, entitling him to a much larger pension.

Forty-two had 39 years of service, entitling them to pensions of about $36,000 a year.

As Sister Camille distributed copies of a prayer service entitled "Grant Me a Forgiving Heart" for Mr. McVeigh and his victims, Camille Bodden, a nursing professor at Queensborough Community College, reported that she had recently talked with Joan themotherith, the mofher of the only woman who died in the Wendy's shootings in Flushing, Queens, last year.

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Some use cases are presented and evaluated using this prototype service entitled "RFID-based IoT for medication control".

When e-book service Entitle launched last December, one of the main selling points was the idea that subscribers truly own their books.

Markham retired from his post in 1877, his 22 years of service entitling him to a pension.

Blodgett told HuffPost that in the late 1990s, Carto gloated to him that his military service entitled him to burial in Arlington, despite his vocal support for the Nazis.

What's left out of these considerations were the careers that the military offered, the health care that military service entitled you to, the college scholarships, the teaching positions, the pensions, that line on your resume that permanently enshrined a lie... Mostly, I think people just were happy that a palatable sounding solution had been achieved.