Sentence examples for that would entitle from inspiring English sources

Another contentious area of the bill is the definition of domestic violence that would entitle victims to claim legal aid.

Chief Justice Roberts suggested another legal theory, one that would entitle the boys to triple what they had lost.

Only 3,500 of the 55,000 people who live in the Gali region have been given the Abkhaz passports that would entitle them to vote.

He could choose a fast-track, closed-door trial that would entitle him to a one-third reduction of his sentence if convicted.

Earlier this year the union presented data that indicated that only 3% of migrants were claiming the benefits that would entitle them to free courses.

Tuesday is the deadline for Hilton to enter into a major transaction that would entitle Mr. Bollenbach to accelerated vesting of his stock options under his employment contract.

But Ms. Gantwerk said most of those students would simply be given a different classification that would still entitle their districts to special education aid.

Under a simplified system, we would not have to track and report individual expenses or worry if we missed a deduction that would legally entitle us to a lower tax.

They are based on notions of reciprocity and national solidarity, and so economic activity was viewed as a proxy for integration into the host state that would thus entitle individuals to "members-only" benefits.

In August, he officially left the Army, which denied him a medical retirement that would have entitled him to special tax breaks.

Raymore explains that the Fed acknowledged it was making a "substantive change" to the statutory definition of applicant in the 1985 amendment to Regulation B, and not merely an administrative interpretation that would be entitled to Chevron deference.