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

N. B. the fact of being in possession of a compensation application form does not automatically entitle you to compensation.

Has she had her share of human tribulations and trials enough that now they would entitle her to long overdue dignified liberty?

Worthlessness of the asset, however, can entitle the company to a loss deduction even if the asset has not been completely abandoned.

Roosevelt's contributions to the science of administration alone would entitle him to distinction among the Presidents.

However, early repayment might entitle you to a rebate on the remaining interest to be charged.

The judge said the deceased worker's parents will not entitle to unjustified enrichment.

Preference or preferred shares entitle a holder to a prior claim on any dividend paid by the company.

New evidence, even enough to sow a field of doubt, does not necessarily entitle a defendant, not even one on death row, to a new trial.

If Leonardo da Vinci had failed completely as a painter, his contributions to science would entitle him to everlasting fame.

The best way to realize the pleasure of feeling rich is to live in a smaller house than your means would entitle you to have.

Breach of an essential or basic term of a contract by one party, entitle the other party to treat the contract as terminate.

She would later entitle her unpublished recollections of her life in China, Memoirs of a Foreign Devil's Daughter.

entitle the Buyer to relieve itself of any obligations to perform under such delegation.

Her exterior appearance doesn't entitle her to special treatment.

Demo , trial, and promotional versions do not entitle users to product upgrades or product support .

While taxpayers should not be fiduciaries of ostensibly private banks, their monies surely entitle them to boardroom representation.

Each human being is entitle to be treated as an end rather than as a means.

The request for renegotiation does not in itself entitle the disadvantaged party to withhold performance.

The package will entitle users in all 27 EU states to be put through a "fair and impartial procedure" before being disconnected.

This coupon will entitle you to a 20% discount (max. discount $2, 000) from Lexus toward the purchase of F-Sport accessories.

Your qualifications entitle you to a higher salary.

Compare: This ticket does not entitle you to travel first class.

I have got nothing to say, and what more can anyone else entitle me to speak.

Securities quoted ex-rights entitle the seller to retain the right to participate in a New Issue.

Can later doing second class servant girl, entitle to a near body to wait upon a lord son.

This ticket does not entitle you to travel first class .

Probably, was born in in the world of we, did not entitle to to discuss the freedom.

Isabel's death doesn't entitle you to do and say whatever the hell you want, to hurt whomever you want.

Failure of Contractor to comply with the above data requirements will entitle Company to withhold any progress payment, or final payment.

The great teacher Neville Goddard offered the following process in 1954, in a lecture entitle "The Pruning Shears of revision. "

You may entitle this section Relevant Experience, Business Experience, Leadership Experience, etc.

Party B is not entitle to assign and transfer its rights, liabilities and responsibilities hereof to other party.

Individual fisherman are allocated quotas that entitle them to portions of the authorized total allowable catch.

Stock markets also proliferated in different countries, in part because shares entitle their holders to repayment in local.

So, it was not a serious blunder to entitle him as Duke Spirit.

Christ Michael -- This is enough. You may entitle this message, "Judgement Day. " That is all.

That, in turn, can sometimes entitle them to, say, a free coffee or pizza.

However, lawful inducements and rewards to Contractor's Personnel shall not entitle termination.

This ticket can entitle you to have a free meal in this hotel .

We will entitle you to a 10% discount during July on anything you buy.

I hope you would take my application into account favorably and entitle me to an interview.

entitle v. give sb. a right to have or do sth.

It said that current laws and regulations entitle much obligation and responsibility to teachers, but too few rights.

Unlike some former presidents he could mention. "Our power alone cannot protect us, nor does it entitle us to do as we please. "

If successful, the lawsuit could entitle Nokia to a licensing fee for all 30m iPhones sold since its launch.

Nobody entitle to deprive of other's right to survival.

Does your company entitle special leaves for staff to join their religion activities?

Being an entrepreneur would entitle you to buy the latest fashions at wholesale prices.

Under the spring premise of the full park, just entitle to to make a kind of perhaps several advantage of floriculture development.

We trust that our experience in foreign trade and intimate knowledge of international market conditions will entitle us to your confidence.

assign, appoint, delegate 2. name, label, entitle The captain designated three soldiers to lead the troops.

We trust that our experiences in foreign trade marketing will entitle us to your confidence.

We trust that our experience in foreign trade and marketing will entitle us to your confidence.

Shares sold ex-dividend entitle the seller to retain the current dividend.

We trust that our experiences in foreign trade marketing will entitle us to your confident s.

Some breaches of contract will also entitle the innocent party to bring the contract to an end.

You may entitle this message, "Judgement Day. "

Knowledge of international market conditions will entitle us to your confidence.

Payment of the rental fee does not entitle the Client to retain the Picture after the Date for Return.

we also should entitle the accused the jurisdiction objection and the procedure option and apply withdrawal and so on.

This should entitle us to special consideration .

In fact , Rocky road might better entitle the majority of marriages i know.

I am planning to write a book, and I intend to entitle it The Journey Westward.

His position as a friend of the family doesn't entitle him automatically to a share of the inheritance.

By accident of birth, he is entitle to British civil.

sb. entitle sb. (to do) sth.

shall entitle the holder to all dividends payable on the Common Shares by reference to a record date after the date of conversion.

His words can not entitle you to go to this class without register.

To complete its function, the nature and entitle should be regularized definitely first of all.

'I don't think so. It is your entitle, isn't it? Darling, I have a brainstorm idea. '

One student gave a speech entitle "Capital Punishment Should Be Legal throughout the United States. " This

To entitle the company to commence business

Entitle To furnish with a right or claim to something:

entitle somebody to do something:

To entitle them more chances for selection

entitle sb. to sth. accommodate oneself to

Research on the factors affecting the entitle of the professional football teams in China

entitle to give a title o (a book, play, etc. )

Entitle to one's own opinion