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entitle

[en-tahyt-l] / ɛnˈtaɪt l /




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The tribunal said the nurses were "entitled to a remedy" and encouraged all parties to agree on one without the need for further hearings.

From BBC

But Sting denies that they are entitled to a portion of his income from streaming and download sales.

From BBC

That the ICE agents were lawfully present in Minneapolis and entitled to carry out their lawful functions without local interference doesn’t justify the agent’s use of deadly force.

From The Wall Street Journal

The protective order allows a party to designate part or all of the testimony as “confidential,” defined as information that the party “believes in good faith ... is entitled to confidential treatment under applicable law.”

From Los Angeles Times

“The idea was always, I pay the property owner, someone pays me rent, I more or less break even and I have time to entitle the property for something bigger.”

From Los Angeles Times