Utiliser "be entitled to" dans une phrase

1. It was a practical problem for under Roman law an illegitimate child could not inherit nor be entitled to his father's name

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2. It was in fact a status symbol to have the old style camouflage but you better also be entitled to it for the owners did not take kindly to interlopers and wannabes

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3. Hussein will ever be entitled to such respect

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4. They have a system there in which a senior Nigerian may be entitled to the rank of “Chief” and it outranks any other title

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5. and recover all monetary damages that I may be entitled to

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6. an affectionate and tender wife and a loving and caring mother?”, and “why can’t I be entitled to a normal family and a quiet and peaceful life?”

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7. The poorer you are, regardless of the reasons for that poverty, the more money you will be entitled to as a right

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8. be entitled to a tax deduction for the direct and legitimate expenses to come

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9. Two: to stay behind and be entitled to her fair share of water rations so that she could live

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10. The lucky ticket holder could be entitled to:

11. king would be entitled to it

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12. and the agreement ends then the tenant you paid the deposit to will also be entitled to

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13. not be entitled to increase the rent during the first year of the tenancy

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14. With Mike gone, she should be entitled to inherit the rest of Nancy’s things, including her car, that is after the end of the war, of course

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15. I knew if they kept me much longer I would be entitled to a turkey sandwich on their dime because I certainly had no intentions of signing

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16. In case the Marquess de Saint-Laurent leaves behind a legal heir, that said heir will be entitled to one year’s worth of her pension at her death

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17. after learning that you were going to be entitled to half of that

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18. would be entitled to a healthy sum of money from the insurance

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19. You might be entitled to a big inheritance, but if you remain a child usually you can't get hold of it

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20. When this occurs, the taxpayer may be entitled to receive

21. The prevailing party shall be entitled to all costs incurred in connection with any legal action brought by either party to enforce the terms hereof or relating to the optioned property, including reasonable attorney fees

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22. She was no psychopath, but equally, she thought, she should be entitled to at least a little harmless manipulation

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23. knowledge of cheque having been stolen, he will be entitled to receive the amount

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24. Father and sons recounted the calves dropped, the cow with the dead calf who’d developed mastitis, and which bull would be entitled to breed next spring

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25. These postgraduates will also be entitled to an additional

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26. After that, you needed to have Lefty convicted of that crime, but only after learning that you were going to be entitled to half of that insurance money! You thought that if you testified to the fact that it was Lefty and me that you saw out in front of the house that morning and later in front of the bar that same day, that you would be entitled to a healthy sum of money from the insurance company! Same as Walter, allowing him to keep the bar while at the same time drawing the heat off of The Lonely River Pass boys

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27. With the population that you have now you would be entitled to

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28. rights, property ownership rights you wil be entitled to on Mars

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29. he wouldn’t be entitled to any pension at all, according to law, and his situation

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30. The number of Representatives shall not exceed one for every thirty Thousand, but each State shall have at Least one Representative; and until such enumeration shall be made, the State of New Hampshire shall be entitled to chuse three, Massachusetts eight, Rhode-Island and Providence Plantations one, Connecticut five, New-York six, New Jersey four, Pennsylvania eight, Delaware one, Maryland six, Virginia ten, North Carolina five, South Carolina five, and Georgia three

31. The Citizens of each State shall be entitled to all Privileges and Immunities of Citizens in the several States

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32. Some of the men thought that, considering the extent to which they contributed, they should be entitled to attention as a right

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33. `Another way: If a congregation wished to retain the full-time services of a young man whom they thought specially gifted but who had not completed his term of State service, they could secure him by paying the State for his services; thus the young man would still remain in State employment, he would still continue to receive his pay from the National Treasury, and at the age of forty-five would be entitled to his pension like any other worker, and after that the congregation would not have to pay the State anything

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34. Moreover Ralph would certainly be entitled to make her give up the baby, his son and heir

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35. This criterion should ordinarily be set up in the indenture itself, so that the bondholder will be entitled to the maintenance of a satisfactory ratio throughout the life of the issue and to an adequate remedy if the figure declines below the proper point

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36. In the same way the lenders of money to an investment trust should be entitled to demand that the value of the portfolio continuously exceed the amount of the loans by an adequate percentage, e

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37. The City would then be entitled to receive a high return on its enormous investment in the new lines

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38. 6 Examples: The reorganization plan of New York State Railways (Syracuse System), dated February 1939, provides that the holders of the new income notes shall be entitled to elect two-thirds of the directors until at least 80% of the notes have been retired

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39. They illustrate our thesis that the main characteristic of the stock market since 1949 has been the injection of a highly speculative element into the shares of companies which have scored the most brilliant successes, and which themselves would be entitled to a high investment rating

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40. All together you would save $1 in premiums, but be entitled to $1 less of any trend that developed

41. For example, if you sold a Covered Call and the stock went ex-dividend, the share price would likely decline but the Call premium probably would not, although you would be entitled to receive the dividend when it became payable

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42. The only difference now is that instead of being guaranteed not to lose money on the stock, you would be entitled to the dividend

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43. In a similar vein, you will find that equity positions will gap down for purely technical reasons when the stock in question goes ex dividend, to reflect the fact that future purchasers of the stock will not be entitled to the dividend

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44. When a 6% dividend becomes payable on a stock or index position, the price will fall by a similar amount to compensate for the fact that new buyers will not be entitled to the dividend

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45. So if you held the share up to and including the close of play on 20 March, the day before the ex-date, you would be entitled to the dividend

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46. But if you buy the shares on 21 March, which is the ex-date, you would not be entitled to it

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47. "That any Senator of this body, who holds a seat under an Executive appointment, cannot, according to the provisions of the Constitution of the United States, be entitled to continue to hold his seat as a member of this body, after the meeting of the Legislature of the State from which such Senator may be a member

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48. President, to inquire whether the facts stated in the resolution are supported by the correspondence upon which it is founded? In performing this task, I propose to read the whole of the correspondence which I conceive bears any material relation to the subject of the resolution, and no other; although the whole may not be entitled to, nor receive any animadversions from me, yet as my sole object is to get at the true exposition and meaning of the correspondence, if I should unfortunately omit, misconceive, or misinterpret any material part of it, I shall have the consolation to reflect, that, by presenting the whole, the means of my correction in either case will be presented to the Senate and the world, if the observations I propose now to make should ever find their way out of the walls of this Chamber

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49. That, by a resolution of Congress of the 15th of May, 1778, all military officers who then were, or should thereafter be, in the service of the United States, and who should continue in service during the war, and not hold any office of profit under the United States, or any of them, should, after the conclusion of the war, be entitled to receive, annually, for the term of seven years, if they should live so long, one-half of the then pay of such officers: provided that no general officer of the cavalry, artillery or infantry, should be entitled to receive more than the one-half part of the pay of a colonel of such corps, respectively; and, provided that the said resolution should not extend to any officer in the service of the United States, unless he should have taken an oath of Allegiance, and should actually reside within some one of the United States

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50. That, by a resolution of Congress of the 21st of October, 1780, it was provided that the officers who should continue in the service to the end of the war should be entitled to half-pay during life, to commence from the time of their reduction

51. That, by a resolution of Congress of the 17th day of January, 1781, all officers in the hospital department, and medical staff, thereinafter mentioned, who should continue in service until the end of the war, or be reduced before that time as supernumeraries, should be entitled to receive during life, in lieu of half-pay, the following allowances, viz: The director of the hospital, equal to the half-pay of a lieutenant-colonel; chief physician and surgeons of the army and hospital, and hospital physicians and surgeons, purveyor, apothecary, and regimental surgeons, each equal to the half-pay of a captain

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52. That, by a resolution of Congress of the 22d day of March, 1783, it was provided that such officers as were then in service, and should continue therein until the end of the war, should be entitled to receive the amount of five years' full pay in money, or securities on interest at six per centum per annum, as Congress should find most convenient, instead of the half-pay promised for life by the resolution of the 21st day of October, 1780; the said securities being such as should be given to the other creditors of the United States: provided it should be at the option of the lines of the respective States and not of officers individually in those lines, to accept or refuse the same; and provided, also, that their election should be signified to Congress, through the Commander-in-Chief, from the lines under his immediate command, within two months, and through the commanding officer of the Southern Army, from those under his command, within six months from the date of the resolution

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53. He was in that Congress, a member (if not the chairman) of the committee which reported the resolutions under which his heirs are now said to be entitled to compensation

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54. Suppose the principle to be adopted—perhaps one or two States might be entitled to but one Representative, which, had the ratio been fixed at forty thousand, might have been entitled to two

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55. "And that the President shall retain in the Navy service of the United States nine captains, thirty-six lieutenants, and one hundred and fifty midshipmen, including those employed on board of the frigates and other armed vessels to be kept in service; and that he be authorized to discharge all the other officers in the Navy service of the United States; but such of the aforesaid officers as shall be retained shall be entitled to receive no more than half their monthly pay during the time when they shall not be under orders for actual service

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56. And provided further, That all the commissioners and warrant officers who shall be discharged as aforesaid shall be entitled to receive ---- months' pay over and above what may be due to them respectively at the time they were discharged

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57. By this disclosure it will cease to be the object of adoration, but it will nevertheless be entitled to our warmest attachment

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58. In the next Congress, that State will be entitled to six Representatives, besides a very large fraction which was thrown on her by the apportionment made during the present session

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59. It is true the inventor would be entitled to his particular machinery, but other persons would not be prohibited from imitating it, and consequently his right to his discovery would not be exclusive

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60. The very condition on which patents are granted is, that, at the expiration of the term authorized by law, the people shall be entitled to the free use of the invention; and, to secure this right to the people, such a specification of the machinery employed is required at the time of issuing the patent, as will enable others to understand and imitate it with success

61. The evidence which the log book of a vessel would afford, would be so very liable to error, and so indefinite, as not to be entitled to that conclusive weight given to it by the bill

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62. That all free white male citizens of the United States above the age of twenty-one years, who have resided in said Territory twelve months next preceding an election, and who shall have paid a territorial or county tax, assessed at least six months previous thereto, shall be entitled to vote for Representatives to the General Assembly of said Territory

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63. The subscriber under this offer will not be entitled to any other Premium

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