entitle
[ɪnˈtaɪtl]
Definition:
1. Give the right to.
2. Give a title to.
3. Give a title to someone; make someone a member of the nobility.
'entitle' example sentence:
- This ticket doesn't entitle you to travel first class.
- Every worker will be entitled to four weeks' paid holiday a year.
- We trust that our experiences in foreign trade marketing will entitle us to your confidents.
- His services entitle him to our respect.
- We hope that our long time business relations can entitle us to more favorable terms of payment.
- All groups are entitled to this money without distinction.
- Everyone is entitled to the presumption of innocence until they are proved to be guilty.
- Parents are entitled to 13 weeks' parental leave.
- Their age and experience entitle old people to the respect of young people.
- The best wines are entitled to a numbered seal of quality.
- We will entitle you to a 10 % discount during July on anything you buy.
- Shalford is entitled to the benefit of the doubt.
- It is a free world where we are all entitled to our opinions. Long may it remain so.
- This ticket does not entitle you to travel first class.
- He has a clause in his contract which entitles him to a percentage of the profits.
- When you purchase the game, you can also entitle one EA Online account.
- Check whether you are entitled to a discretionary grant for your course.
- If the warranty is limited, the terms may entitle you to a replacement or refund.
- His words can not entitle you to go to this class without register.
- The documents which you have entitle you to drawback for duties paid.
- The rules of court dictate that a defendant is entitled to all evidence which may help his case.
- Doing so will entitle the ticket holder to unlimited free parking.
- Tickets of the Navigation Co. entitle the holder to break the journey at London and Paris.
- You may entitle this section Relevant Experience, Business Experience, Leadership Experience, etc.
- You will be entitled to your pension when you reach 65.
- I am planning to write a book, I intend to entitle it The Journey Westward.
- They are entitled to first class travel.
- Some people may be entitled to a housing benefit supplement.
- How does one entitle the queen when speaking directly to her?
- We adopt special lift technology; choose import bearing to entitle products with legerity and agility.
- Rob may be entitled to dual nationality.
- Society is entitled and bound to protect itself against a cult of violence.
- I am planning to write a book, and I intend to entitle it The Journey Westward.
- This discount voucher entitles you to 10% off your next purchase.
- The top one-third of all high school graduates are entitled to an education at the California State University.
- If you are bumped off an airline because of overbooking, you are entitled to compensation.
- The bank shall be entitled to debit the amount of such liability and all costs incurred in connection with it to your account.
- You are entitled to a free gift whether you accept our offer of insurance or not.
- She is entitled to a twelfth of the cash.
- Some 25 per cent of the people who are entitled to claim State benefits do not do so.
- This pass doesn't entitle you to those.
- You may be entitled to Child Benefit if a child continues getting full-time education beyond the date already notified by you.
- A farmer is entitled to a certain particularized tax treatment.
- It can no doubt be fairly argued that Sir John, whose pay is linked to performance, is entitled to every penny.
- Only people who can trace their family history in Kuwait back before 1920 are entitled to citizenship.
- Roosevelt's contributions to the science of administration alone would entitle him to distinction among the Presidents.
- Golden parachutes entitle them to a full year's salary if they get booted out of the company.
- This ticket can entitle you to have a free meal in this hotel.
- The newspaper ran a series of four editorials entitled 'The Choice of Our Lives.'
- The judge said the deceased worker's parents will not entitle to unjustified enrichment.
- The lease entitles the holder to use the buildings and any land attached thereto.