Sentence examples for was only entitled from inspiring English sources

The offense was nothing but a misdemeanor, and the defendant was only entitled to three peremptory challenges.

But also minor moments, because that's the weirdly indiscriminate nature of stress, including finding out I was only entitled to £27 a week state maternity pay, which, thankfully, turned out to be an error.

Parke had obtained a rule nisi for setting aside the enquiry on the ground that the plaintiff was only entitled to recover the difference between the contract price and the price which the article bore at or about the time when, by the terms of the contract, it ought to have been delivered.

And in what has become perhaps the signature issue of the campaign, Mr. Brown says she "falsely" claimed to be a Native American, "a person of color," when she applied for law school teaching jobs in the 1980s and '90s, and "took advantage of a status that was only entitled to people of true need".

Although this should have been good news, the exemption arrived at the same time as LHA was dropped to cover, in theory, 30% of accommodation in the area, rather than 50%, so she was only entitled to £290 a week from January 2012 – less than the previous one-bedroom rate she had received and resulting in a rent shortfall of £150.

Under the terms of the IBF's rematch directive, challenger Groves was only entitled to 15% of the purse.

ADS is only entitled to what it was promised from the entities that made those promises.

Currently they are only entitled to the basic state pension of £110.15.

Really, it's enough to make one wonder why they're only entitled to a single special day a year.

Most are only entitled to work one day a week, for which they receive about 200 pesos ($4).

Until last summer you were only entitled to National Rail vouchers as compensation, to be spent on further tickets.