"People didn't get used to the benefits to which they were entitled until the '50s".
Adoption in Australia is mostly controlled by state laws, but the report found that the federal government had contributed to forced adoption by failing to provide unwed mothers with full welfare benefits to which a widow or deserted wife would have been entitled until 1973.
I had no idea I was entitled to anything until my daughter recommended I speak to Age Concern and Help the Aged.
Hank didn't know he was a beneficiary of the Lois Trust because his family and the trustees, including Wilmington Trust Co. and PNC Bank, let him believe he was entitled to nothing until Mom died.
Additionally, he thought he was entitled (at least until strong evidence to the contrary is provided) to assume that there is one thing that has beliefs, and also has a body, and also engages in intentional action.
VaxGen's future is now in jeopardy, as the company was entitled to no compensation until it began to make deliveries to the stockpile.
Nor can the District Court's order be saved on the ground that it did not direct that all information be held in confidence, but merely deferred the determination of whether the information was entitled to confidential treatment until after the inquiry of respondents had been completed.
Mr Berezovsky argues that he used his influence over President Yeltsin's Kremlin in the mid-1990s to facilitate the creation of energy company Sibneft, and, as a silent partner, was entitled to 50 per cent of it until Mr Abramovich, whom he has said he thought of as a son, forced him to sell his shares at a heavily discounted price.
But a local judge ruled that Mr. Todd was entitled to a temporary injunction until a trial on the matter on March 12. "This train essentially amounts to a public relations campaign to help Houston redirect economic development into the inner city, and that's not the purpose of transportation dollars," said Mr. Todd, who represents Clear Lake, a section of Houston roughly 20 miles from downtown.
He was entitled to persist in his refusal until the court ordered him to answer.
