Copyright entitles you to a whole bunch of cool stuff.
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The clause entitles managers to receive three year's pay upon departure.
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A high rating entitles people to a fast-track visa for Singapore.
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This, in his mind, entitles him to speak for America's working class.
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It entitles you to pay more for things while making less money.
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And the fact they are doing so "entitles them to accolades," he said.
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The programme entitles each former militant to a monthly stipend and job training.
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What has he produced thus far that entitles him to immunity from oblivion?
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In Ireland, the offer entitles you to a free McCafé hot drink.
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It entitles her to a prominent placement on the parliamentary benches and choice speaking slots.
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It is supreme egotism to suppose that friendship entitles us to rail on our friends' partners.
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Because the business you're in entitles you to no degree of giving your credibility any weight.
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Stone's lawyers say that entitles the 85033-year-old right-wing provocateur to a fresh trial.
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Buying stock in a company entitles the owner to a percentage of present and future profits.
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That entitles Mr Alckmin to 44% of free television advertising time, far more than any other candidate.
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If you've haven't tried Uber yet, entering the promo code "VOTETODAY" entitles you to a $20 discount.
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Because the business you were in entitles you to no degree of giving your credibility any weight.
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Banks would lose the passport that entitles them to do business within the EU out of London.
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They take for granted that they have an ethical and intellectual superiority that entitles them to govern.
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This entitles you to a payout that can be 125 percent or more of the policy limit.
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Even if Sam doesn't know the dragonfire bit, the murder entitles him to some hard-earned pettiness.
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A membership entitles you to one credit per month that's valid for any audiobook, regardless of price.
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Glencore's deal entitles it to around 230,000 bpd from the Sarir and Mesla oilfields, the sources added.
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Unlike tipping, the new paywall feature entitles Apple to its standard 30% cut of in-app transactions.
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The LF says the election result entitles it to one third of the Christian representation in government.
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Being self-employed in Britain entitles people to fewer benefits than those who are hired directly by companies.
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Customers buy a share in a jet which entitles them to, say, 200 hours of travel a year.
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Venezuelans there can apply for refugee status from the UNHCR, which entitles them to stay in the country.
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It entitles him to ski any day, on any of the resort company's mountains, from Colorado to Australia.
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It's a partial season-ticket plan that entitles us to two tickets for each of 20 home games.
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That lengthy history of excellence entitles a guy to certain things, like all the sushi he can eat.
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One part of Local 147's deal entitles the union to $450,000 for each tunnel-boring machine used.
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There is nothing in America's constitution that entitles a gay couple to a cake prepared by a particular baker.
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A newish goods and services tax entitles formal businesses to refunds that are not available in the grey economy.
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They've negotiated a settlement with Equifax that entitles all victims to 10 years of free credit monitoring or $125.
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A standard ticket, about $17, entitles a visitor to walk a leashed tiger and pose with a chained tiger.
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Verdict: On top of their official sentence, ransacking 21 temples entitles these looters to several lifetimes of bad karma.
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Democrats are using a little-known provision in the tax code that they say entitles them to the documents.
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A membership also entitles you to free NES games, cloud saving, a smartphone voice chat app, and much more.
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First, entitles that have "sincerely held religious beliefs" against providing contraceptives would no longer be required to do so.
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VdA's constitutionally granted special status entitles the region to receive 100% of major national taxes (PIT, CIT and VAT).
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The classes take up seven hours a day, five days a week; attendance entitles her to $340 a month.
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This usually retails at £209.99, but using the code EFMARCH8 at the checkout entitles you to a discount of £31.50.
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"The business you were in entitles you to no degree of giving your credibility any weight," Giuliani said about Daniels.
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There's a chance the airline might announce a schedule change, cancellation, or delay that entitles you to a full refund.
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What&aposs more, you are probably already carrying a card that entitles you to use them without even knowing it.
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That entitles you to Avis Preferred Service, up to 50% more rewards points on rentals, and complementary upgrades where available.
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As Denis MacShane, a former Labour Europe minister, entitles his new book on the subject, what really lies ahead is "Brexiternity".■
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But a home purchase of more than $700,000 entitles a buyer to a $1,500 Amazon credit and 26 Smart Home products.
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This entitles them to 135 megalitres of water a year; if other farmers want more, they will have to pay more.
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Orban says Fidesz has won repeated election victories since 2010 and its large majority in parliament entitles it to make changes.
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In 2018, the Nevada legislature will enact a new law that entitles all wards to be represented by lawyers in court.
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They all get a credential that entitles them to a higher place in the social hierarchy than they might have otherwise.
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The estate is seeking to enforce a clause in the 1992 contract saying it entitles the estate to arbitrate the dispute.
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That charge entitles users to help if they're audited or if someone else files for a tax refund in their name.
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The roughly $8,000 she borrowed against her parents&apos house to pay smugglers, known as coyotes, entitles her to one more attempt.
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Three years later, he finally received his release certificate - a government document that entitles him to 100,13 rupees ($1,500), jobs and housing.
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Thursday's win lifted Brazil from sixth to fifth place in CONMEBOL qualifying, which entitles the holder to a spot in the playoffs.
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Although it entitles the holder to be called "Sir", it does not bring membership of any of the organised orders of chivalry.
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For instance, a home purchase worth $150,000 to $399,000 entitles the buyer to a $450 Amazon credit and three Smart Home products.
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An Office 365 subscription, meanwhile, entitles you to be signed into up to five devices at once, so there's usually some flexibility.
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Patients in rural areas pay $183 a week, which entitles them to resources including group therapy sessions led by licensed addiction counselors.
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It's clear that his subjects believe that allowing him to draw them entitles them to something — and this leaves Thompson deeply uncomfortable.
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There's a flat $5.99 delivery fee on all orders unless you sign up for DeliveryPass which entitles you to unlimited free delivery.
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"If we let the 20 weeks stand, it entitles women to take matters into their own hands in a negative way," Lewis said.
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Each token is backed by one share of the company traders want to invest in and entitles them to the same cash dividends.
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Of those 36 people, one in Texas and one in Florida had the Megaplier, which entitles them both to a whopping $3 million.
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For it to stick, however, he will have to reform a pension system that entitles Brazilians to retire, on average, at just 58.
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With the circuits split on whether Title VII entitles gays and lesbians to protection, the justices have good reason to take the case.
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Advocate Health's deal came less than a month after OCR reached two separate settlements with health care entitles for large amounts of money.
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But, unlike you or I, they feel that their position as one of the world's most valuable companies entitles them to special treatment.
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Olive Garden's Never Ending Pasta Pass entitles passholders to unlimited pasta at Olive Garden for nine weeks from September 23 through November 24.
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Slightly more esoteric entitles like A Forest of Stars, The County Medical Examiners, Brujeria, Church of Misery, and Summoning are just as guilty.
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The law entitles a person to consult his lawyer without fear that a court easily may force the disclosure of the person's secrets.
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If they do, they'll immediately receive an invite through the app that entitles them to free drinks between 1PM and 8PM on March 1st.
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It's earned a "fat-bottomed $817 million worldwide to date," according to THR, which potentially entitles Singer to a lot more dough than expected.
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Wednesday's judgment legally entitles Immigration Minister Peter Dutton to move quickly in sending her, her child, and all other related cases back to Nauru.
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Rio has a 40 percent interest in Freeport Indonesia's Grasberg contract, which entitles it to a 40 percent share of all production after 2022.
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She disputes the notion that testing prowess — or any other attribute, for that matter — entitles a student to a spot at his chosen college.
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Now that they've been found not guilty, the department's policy entitles them to be compensated for all the time they would have been working.
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The first is Good Conduct time, in which the BOP entitles inmates up to 54 days of good conduct time for each year incarcerated.
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Around this time last year, Burger King introduced its own coffee subscription, which entitles members to one cup a day for $5 a month.
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The $30 monthly membership fee pays for the art materials and instruction and entitles the young subscribers to borrow one comic at a time.
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It entitles parents to all of their students' person records concerning their "general physical, psychological or emotional well-being," as well as counseling records.
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And President Trump's tweet does more harm than good by implying that "Due Process" entitles people to keep their jobs or avoid being ostracized.
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His holding entitles him to more than 45 percent of any profit and includes a share that gives first refusal on further stakes. 10.
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In Ghana a single factory can be declared a "free zone", which entitles it to a ten-year tax holiday and exemptions on import duties.
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Unlike DiCaprio, however, these girls can touch their idols, even demand the selfies and hugs and kisses that their convention ticket money entitles them to.
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And the Sixth Amendment entitles a federal criminal defendant to a trial by jurors living in the state and district where the crime was committed.
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" Further, he wrote, "Cooperman's explicit argument — that his charitable giving entitles him to respect and deference to his viewpoint — just makes Warren's case for her.
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Though Mr. Wang is a Chinese citizen, he is also a legal permanent resident of the United States, which entitles him to make campaign contributions.
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I've felt these women's same violation when a man entitles themselves to touch my body, and the exasperation when others take credit for my work.
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Madison would have lost the case and his lawyers, perhaps a final chance to argue that his mental illness entitles him to be spared execution.
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So it takes a special kind of nerve to demand $100 million by claiming the very privacy he purposefully abandoned somehow entitles him to a payout.
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" It's possible that other forms of liquid might be able to sustain life, but "nothing in our present knowledge entitles us to make such an assumption.
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Celgene shareholders would also get a security called a "contingent value right", which entitles them to more money if the company achieves certain milestones over time.
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The investment is being made as part of China's 'mixed ownership' strategy, which was announced in 2014 and encourages state entitles to take on private capital.
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That's a £70 reduction on the list price, and also entitles you to a £30 saving on a Sonos Beam speaker if you make a purchase.
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For now, individual U.S. investors and institutions are exploring ways to invest in Iran through offshore entitles, foreign subsidiaries or funds based in Europe, said sources.
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"The business you were in entitles you to no degree of giving your credibility any weight," Giuliani said of Daniels, whose legal name is Stephanie Clifford.
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But bringing the event to fruition would have required logging long hours after school and at home, work that she believes entitles her to a raise.
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Neal, is relying upon Section 6103(f), which entitles Congress's tax committees to obtain any tax return or other tax information, including IRS audit work files.
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COBRA is the federal law that entitles you to stay on your employer's health insurance plan for up to 36 months after you leave your job.
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It is also the latest form of a certain political and social vision that entitles a select few to work the earth with other people's hands.
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We're told Logic and Jessica have a prenup, which entitles her to a payout yet to be determined ... but she won't get their house or car.
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Under that venture, Rio has a 40 percent interest in PT-FI's Grasberg contract, which entitles them to a 40 percent share of all production after 2022.
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In the most practical sense, this entitles her (along with her campaign team) to do whatever she thinks will help win the election and, perhaps, eventually, govern.
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What's so nefarious here is the particular hubris of thinking that having money and a cult of personality entitles you to the status of heroic world-changer.
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The federal government has warned states that such efforts may be illegal, because federal law entitles Medicaid beneficiaries to receive care from any qualified provider they choose.
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The freelance-writing market is a tough one, certainly, but Rory's convinced that somehow one "Talk of the Town" piece entitles her to … I'm not sure what.
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A $13,000 fee for Bronze membership entitles a company to one confidential meeting, where executives can meet with five school leaders to discuss products and school needs.
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Aliens in expedited removal proceedings are removed summarily unless they have a credible fear of persecution, which entitles them to an asylum hearing before an immigration judge.
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Also there are some credit cards which confer you elite member status with certain hotel loyalty programs and that entitles you to complimentary breakfast and room upgrade.
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If Corel is found to be infringing on Microsoft's slider design patent, Federal Circuit law entitles Microsoft to every penny of profit from Corel's Home Office software.
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Unlike a stock, which entitles you to a piece of ownership in a company, utility tokens give buyers access to products or services the company hopes to offer.
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The Death with Dignity Act entitles a patient to make a decision about his own life and, for once, not allow the disease to dictate the body's fate.
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It qualified under Chinese rules as an official "co-production," a coveted governmental status that entitles non-Chinese film companies to a greater share of the ticketing revenue.
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"The Clean Air Act entitles Delaware to relief from upwind pollution and the remedy we are seeking is reasonable and within EPA's authority and responsibility to grant," Gov.
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You can get a few other savings and benefits, too Having the Chase Sapphire Reserve entitles you to a special privileges with a few major car rental agencies.
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They can withdraw money from this account to cover business expenses and will be given a card that entitles them to small discounts when they buy items for business.
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An equity is a claim on the assets and the profits of a firm; a bond entitles the investor to a series of interest payments and repayment on maturity.
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So, we give you this: NZSOU, or something, a promo code for Uber which entitles you to £10 ($15) off your next ride and may or may not work.
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A new anti-terror law entitles the prime minister to nominate broad "security zones" in which police powers may be extended—a handy tool for crushing protests, critics say.
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This includes buying Rio Tinto's participating interest, which entitles it to a 40 percent share of all production after 2022, and converting that holding into shares in the mine.
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The Nordic country also has family-friendly social policies, and entitles parents to over one year of paid parental leave, with three months of that going to new fathers.
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The Premium version comes with Audit Defense, which entitles you to comprehensive assistance from a tax professional if you're audited (you can add this onto another plan for $39.99).
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If a sales person helps a customer to complete a purchase online, that entitles the staff member to a commission as if it had been made in the shop.
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This also entitles you to 30% off all boxes in your first month, which is good news for anyone who is completely sold on the idea from that first try.
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It's debatable whether the president could give you a pardon that entitles you to then, after the date of the pardon, commit additional crimes that are covered by that pardon.
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So, the new mom turned to the Federal Family and Medical Leave Act (FMLA), which entitles some employees to up to 12 work weeks of leave in a fiscal year.
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Mueller's biggest coup against privacy occurred with Section 215 of the Patriot Act, which entitles the FBI to demand "business records" that are "relevant" to a terrorism or espionage investigation.
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Moving money to a DAF reduces the value of your taxable estate, entitles you to the charitable contribution deduction today, yet you can keep the money growing if you want.
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The law also entitles individuals to see the specific inferences that have been made about them — including predictions or categorizations related to a person's behavior, attitudes, psychology, intelligence or abilities.
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Earning one basically entitles you to free travel for a companion on both paid and award tickets during the calendar year in which you earn it and the following one.
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The pass entitles holders to unlimited spring skiing and snowboarding from March 17 to late May, when the resort is expected to close, and to a 215 percent lodging discount.
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Under a joint venture formed in 1996, Rio has a 40 percent interest in PT-FI's Grasberg contract, which entitles them to a 40 percent share of all production after 2022.
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It's more evidence of a body shaming culture that entitles people to bully others based on their looks, or what they choose to eat or drink — and it needs to stop.
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Though Mr. Wang is a Chinese citizen, he is also a legal permanent resident of the United States, according to a spokeswoman for him, which entitles him to make campaign contributions.
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For starters, the card comes with top-tier Hilton Diamond status, which entitles me to space-available room upgrades, free breakfast, club lounge access, and 100% bonus points on paid stays.
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There was also an extra twist: 50 passholders were given the option to upgrade to a Lifetime Pasta Pass, which entitles holders to unlimited free pasta at Olive Garden for life.
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It entitles affected consumers to free credit-monitoring offerings or an $125 payout, plus the potential for more cash back if you can document losses as a result of the incident.
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Accommodations are, of course, easier to get if you're well-off and can afford to find and pay a psychologist who will diagnose a condition that entitles you to special treatment.
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"The Clean Air Act entitles Delaware to relief from upwind pollution and the remedy we are seeking is reasonable and within EPA's authority and responsibility to grant," said Delaware Governor John Carney.
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His $40,000 a day entitles him to all the grotesque privileges the park has to offer and perhaps more, because he seems to enjoy benefits beyond what a normal guest is granted.
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If you stay at hotels even a few nights a year, these benefits can be extremely valuable, especially considering how expensive hotel breakfasts can be —Hilton Gold entitles you to free breakfast.
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This trade represents a 53 million share-equivalent bet that Starbucks will move upward of $25 by the end of June – as each option contract entitles the buyer to purchase 22018 shares.
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Every playoff, it seems, Lundqvist entitles himself to a dud, a game when he surrenders rebounds or does not track the puck well or move with grace, and the result reflects it.
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There has been this silent bargain that all of us have participated in — frankly, the media has participated in — that generosity entitles you to a little bit of a suspension of scrutiny.
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Special and differential treatment (S&D) entitles developing countries to longer time periods for implementing agreed commitments, measures to increase trading opportunities, and twice the amount of agricultural subsidies available to developed countries.
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Mosa's 29.8 percent stake in holding company Blanco & Negro entitles him to three seats on the nine-seat board of directors of Santiago-based Colo Colo, one of Chile's most popular soccer clubs.
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Friday's action consists of two rules, according to a Health and Human Services statement: First, entitles that have "sincerely held religious beliefs" against providing contraceptives would no longer be required to do so.
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These include renewable energy, like geothermal and electricity that the province can get through the Columbia River Treaty, which entitles British Columbia to use the power it currently sells to the United States.
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Moreover, we stand ready to extend this transit contract that's about to expire next year in case — if the dispute between the economic entitles — dispute will be settled in the Stockholm arbitration court.
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The federal law that entitles home care workers to overtime pay means that most companies try to limit workers' hours to 40 per week, which has accelerated the worker shortage, Mr. Dombi said.
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The winter-run Chinook salmon is listed as "endangered" and the smelt is "threatened" (one step below endangered), which entitles their watery habitat to federal protection and restricts use of water for irrigation.
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Having more Props entitles YouNow's 47 million registered users bonus features, VIP status and more purchasing power with the app's proprietary credits called Bars, which users have bought $70 million-worth of to date.
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Chick-fil-A's perks program — which entitles participants to free food, private tours and special events — may be the most extensive of its kind, yet many of its customers don't even know it exists.
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Additionally, Phylos has formed a Small Farmers Network that entitles members to a 20 percent discount on all tests, as well as early access to scientific discoveries that come out of Phylos' breeding work.
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But the exchange would still mean a loss, even for the general-obligation bondholders, and they have been arguing that the Puerto Rican constitution entitles them to be paid first out of all available resources.
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After your 50th birthday, you can join AARP, the advocacy group for older Americans, for $16 for one year, and that membership entitles you to a bunch of discounts on car rentals, hotels and tours.
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But the resulting opinion could set a precedent on whether the look and feel of a product — protected by design patents — entitles the designer to the entire profit, regardless of what's inside, legal experts said.
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Unlike the usual e-commerce store, the Library has a membership fee of $250 per year, which entitles shoppers to a piece from the collection and access to 10 eco-events organized by the brand.
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But under no plausible assessment of the evidence is there a genuine national emergency today that entitles the president to tap into funds appropriated for other purposes to build a wall at the southern border.
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Her deal with ARUS only entitles the litigation funder to a small percentage of her prospective bounty – not to any of the government's recovery – and does not allow ARUS any say in resolving the case.
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Debbie Wasserman Schultz, Donna Shalala and Debbie Mucarsel-Powell -- announced in a statement they were told they could not tour the facility and said a new law entitles members of Congress access to tour it.
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Alas, adult beverages are prohibited (sodas and snacks are sold, along with all manner of skate gear and apparel, in the store), but a spectator's wrist band ($220) entitles you to come and go all day.
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"But under no plausible assessment of the evidence is there a national emergency today that entitles the President to tap into funds appropriated for other purposes to build a wall at the southern border," they wrote.
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A Syrian Turk born Filip Tedro in the city of Izmir, he assumed the name Hadji Ali only after completing the sacred Islamic pilgrimage to Mecca that entitles one to return home bearing the honorific hadji .
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"Under no plausible assessment of the evidence is there a national emergency today that entitles the president to tap into funds appropriated for other purposes to build a wall at the southern border," the statement reads.
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It entitles us "data subjects" to move our information from one platform to another; to know how and by whom it is being used; and to contest a decision made by an algorithm, among other things.
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"Under no plausible assessment of the evidence is there a national emergency today that entitles the president to tap into funds appropriated for other purposes to build a wall at the southern border," the officials wrote.
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Throw in the bonus that owning the blowdryer also entitles you to a year's worth of unlimited blowouts on demand, and you've got yourself a good hair/good deed package deal just in time for the holidays.
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"Under no plausible assessment of the evidence is there a national emergency today that entitles the president to tap into funds appropriated for other purposes to build a wall at the southern border," they told the Post.
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" She goes after politicians and consultants who "think living in D.C. entitles them to the car service, the free food, the taxpayer-funded trips, and all the other perks that they 'deserve' for their proximity to power.
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Ibstock Plc launched a two-month consultation after announcing proposals to scale back the cost of its final-salary pension scheme, which entitles retiring members to pensions linked to their earnings at the point of retiring. bit.
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Witness the current black experience in the Democratic presidential primaries: Their concerns are marginalized in a selection process that entitles white regions; their authentic candidates are neutered in a system that rewards white billionaires and financial interests.
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The offer entitles you to a half-price spiced sweet cream cold brew or holiday spice flat white; 50 percent off any lunch item; or a free holiday cookie or cranberry bliss bar when you buy a drink.
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" Further reading reveals that those "missions sets" may be broad in that they allow for requests for assistance "from civil authorities for domestic emergencies, law enforcement support, and other domestic activities, or from qualifying entitles for 'special events.
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Train workers are striking a couple of days a week for three months to protest proposed changes to a special status that entitles them to automatic pay rises, special working time conditions, and effectively a job for life.
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The retailer said it had enjoyed a strong performance with fresh food and seen a very positive reaction to its new loyalty scheme, Clubcard Plus, which entitles shoppers to discounts in return for a 7.99 pounds monthly subscription.
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Kate Jones, who works for a five-star resort in the Maldives, told The Atlantic that "everyone with a Facebook these days is an influencer" and far too many think that entitles them to a free ride in paradise.
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Rather than buying a share in a jet you can buy a pre-paid card that entitles you to a certain number of flying hours a year, with 25 hours' worth of flights adding up to about €155,000 ($163,435).
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Since Trump's inauguration, Don Jr. and Eric have been responsible for the Trump Organization, which sprawls across more than 30 countries, about 500 business entitles, and according to Trump generated about $20163 billion in revenue before he took office.
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Fabrice Balanche of the Washington Institute for Near East Policy argues that if Russia continues air strikes against JAN, as the agreement entitles it to, it will be impossible for other groups fighting alongside it to respect the ceasefire.
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There's no cap on how long someone can remain in detention before trial (though a recent ruling entitles immigrants in some states to a new bond hearing every six months) and waiting for a court date can take years.
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James brought suit in state court under a federal civil rights statute — Section 2900 of title 220006 of the United States Code — that entitles a person to relief when a state actor violates his or her federal constitutional rights.
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She said he also has a British National Overseas (BNO) passport, a special document for people from Hong Kong, a former British colony, which entitles them to consular assistance from the UK but is not equivalent to UK citizenship.
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EC 261, enacted back in 2004, entitles all passengers flying an E.U.-based airline or departing an E.U. airport to compensation of up to $700 for delays of more than 2 hours, cancellations or denied boarding due to overbooking.
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The company said today that teachers and students who sign up with an academic email address will get a free upgrade to the premium version of the software, which entitles them to unlimited uploads, storage, and version history features.
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Thousands of women took to Twitter to share accounts of sexual assault Friday after news broke that Donald Trump bragged about how his star-power entitles him to "move on" women and grope them in a leaked tape from 2005.
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In a dimly lit minimá (mini-mall) in Havana he shows what a ration book entitles one person to buy per month: it includes a small bag of coffee, a half-bottle of cooking oil and five pounds of rice.
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For example, if a company calls the wrong party or calls a customer without prior express permission, each violation entitles that person to file a lawsuit seeking damages of $500 to $1,500 per unsolicited call, text or fax per person.
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Those entitles should not be required to obtain such source code, according to International Swaps and Derivatives Association senior counsel Bella Rozenberg, because they would have to incur a significant amount of liability and risk in maintaining third-party proprietary information.
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Carrying this little plastic card entitles you to discounts on a huge range of goods and services — including health care, leisure activities, public transport, restaurants and airline tickets — as well as discounts on property taxes and water bills in some municipalities.
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The vast majority of the city's 300,000 Arab residents — about a third of Jerusalem's population — chose not to apply for Israeli citizenship, but hold permanent residency status that entitles them to social benefits and to work and move freely throughout Israel.
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But there is no deep principle of democracy or cosmic justice that says that winning, say, 38 percent of the vote and 42 percent of the delegates in a haphazard primary system entitles you to the nomination of your party.
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There, you will be given a card with a QR code on it, which entitles you to access to one of five videos starring a lovely young lady from the idol group Hamburgirls Z, who will virtually eat ramen with you.
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Waiters who wanted their jobs back could have them, one of the terms of a settlement reached among workers, the restaurant and the board that also entitles all the fired workers to back pay dating to when they were fired.
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Unlike the first wave of bondholders, who care mostly about interest and stability, these distressed-debt investors care mostly about the actual bond paper, which theoretically entitles them to full repayment and furnishes interest along the way as a lagniappe.
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Joe Kennedy III, who recently gave the Democratic Party's televised response to President Trump's State of the Union speech, must carefully steer clear of any hint of inevitability, that somehow the marquee value of the Kennedy name entitles you to lead.
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Most undocumented aliens apprehended shortly after an illegal entry or at a port of entry are subject to expedited removal unless they request asylum and establish a credible fear of persecution, which entitles them to an asylum hearing in removal proceedings.
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Thousands of women took to Twitter Friday to share accounts of sexual assault after news broke that Donald Trump bragged in a leaked tape from 2005 about how his star power entitles him to "move on" women and grope them.
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More recently, University of Michigan economist Susan Dynarski and her colleagues found that offering qualified poor kids a free application to UMich, along with an assurance that their income level entitles them to free tuition, more than doubled applications to the school.
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Irish consultants are touting the notion that banks based in London could keep the "passport" that entitles them to do business across the EU by moving a chunk of their activities to Ireland, which would be less disruptive than full-blown relocation.
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But some have claimed a lot more than that, typically because they have a large number of children (which triggers more generous payments and larger homes) or they live in places where rents are high (which entitles them to higher housing benefits).
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Mugabe has been living at his private home in the plush Borrowdale suburb, and the pension entitles him to "payment of a lump sum which is equal or equivalent to the value of the private residence", according to the official government gazette.
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There is literally nothing in the Second Amendment that entitles a person to carrying a gun everywhere he or she goes, but now the default assumption in Arkansas will need to be that everyone in a public setting is lawfully locked and loaded.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Uber defended its business model at the Court of Appeal on Tuesday in the latest stage of a long-running battle over the classification of its drivers as self-employed, a designation that entitles them to few workplace rights in Britain.
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The U.S. Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit by a 2-1 vote held the Orphan Drug Act entitles drugmakers to the marketing exclusivity period if the FDA designates a medication as an orphan drug and later approves it.
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" Augmenting the specifically post-attack right of self-defense found at Article 51 of the U.N. charter, this customary international law doctrine entitles any existentially-endangered state to use appropriately measured force preemptively, whenever the danger posed is "imminent in point of time.
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People caught trying to cross the border were simply returned rather than being formally deported, and not many unauthorized immigrants were arrested while living in the US (which generally entitles an immigrant to a hearing in front of an immigration judge before she's deported).
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Once you receive the digital code, membership entitles you to online multiplayer capabilities, free PS4 games added to your digital library — such as Call of Duty: Modern Warfare, Rogue Aces, The Witness, and much more — and eligibility for special PlayStation Store discounts and sales.
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Sweden's so-called leave of absence for entrepreneurship program entitles all full-time, permanent employees to take six months out to focus on their business, safe in the knowledge that they can return to their job — or a similar one — once the period is up.
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"While we believe DOE has broad privileges to identify threats to national security, we are skeptical that (the order) entitles DOE to direct power market operators (...) to pay generators more based upon that threat," said Katie Bays, energy analyst at Height Capital Markets in Washington.
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The Foreign Medical School Accountability Fairness Act, a bi-partisan bill from the House and the Senate that would protect taxpayers and students, eliminates an exemption that entitles certain foreign medical schools to US Department of Education Title IV funding without meeting minimum requirements.
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Team Trump is continuing to hone its legal arguments against compelled testimony, first asserting in a January memo to the special counsel that the President can't obstruct justice or be subpoenaed because the Constitution entitles him to end the investigation if he were so inclined.
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UFC Gym, which operates across the country and has classes in boxing, mixed martial arts, and Brazilian jiu-jitsu, has a couple good deals right now: a free pass, which entitles you to one to two classes, or a 15-day trial for $15.
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Additionally, the California Family School Partnership Act entitles workers at employers with 25 or more employees to up to 63 hours of job-protected, unpaid leave per year in a child care emergency, including the closure or unavailability of a school or child care provider.
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If you are in the cross hairs of any federal or state estate tax, moving money to a DAF reduces the value of your taxable estate, entitles you to the charitable contribution deduction today, yet you can keep the money growing, if you want.
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KEY RATING DRIVERS Autonomy Underpins Ratings: Sardinia is rated above the Italian sovereign (BBB/Stable), as its financial and fiscal autonomy entitles the region to receive fixed shares of major national taxes, ranging from 0003% of personal income tax (PIT) and car tax, to 90% of VAT.
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A free-trade deal is unlikely to cover financial services, so banks would lose the EU "passport" that entitles them to trade from London across the EU. Britain would also face customs and rules-of-origin controls, as well as many non-tariff barriers, especially in services.
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The designation caps at £7 million the amount of self-raised money that each group can spend, entitles them to one free mailing of information to voters, gives them the right to air TV broadcasts and allows for a grant of up to £600,000 in state funds.
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It also improves the notice that the government must give property owners, makes it easier for them to be heard by a judge, and entitles property owners to an initial hearing, where they can retrieve confiscated property immediately if it was not seized according to the law.
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At the same time, the company is fighting the implementation of a first-of-its-kind minimum wage law in New York City -- and the debate over the classification of on-demand workers as independent contractors, and what that entitles drivers to, remains a heated issue.
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If the estate's allegations are accurate, the podcast could be in violation of a right of publicity law enacted by the state of Alabama in 2015 that explicitly entitles an individual to protect against the exploitation of their likeness or identity for up to 55 years after their death.
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The only way to avoid removal from the United States in expedited removal proceedings is to establish a credible fear of persecution or torture, which entitles aliens who have not been in the United States for more than a year to an asylum hearing before an immigration judge.
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Nowadays it's easy to claim that Congress is out-of-touch, but current activity on Capitol Hill shows that members increasingly see sex trafficking and forced prostitution for what it is: victimization and trauma caused by men who believe their money and status entitles them to sexual access.
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Include enough so-called Chinese elements in the film by, for example, casting local actors, shooting on location and raising Chinese financing, and the movie could qualify as an official coproduction, a government label that entitles a foreign studio to a greater share of the box-office revenue.
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I must be clear in the following statement: My race, country of origin, wealth (though small, it's greater than that of the vast majority of people in the world), my access to "things," my religion -- none of these privileges entitles me to the children of the poor, voiceless and underprivileged.
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The credit card you booked with may have trip cancellation insurance which entitles you to a refund if you're cancelling your flight for a covered reason like an illness of injury.. Some even cover things like weather delays and issues that would result in changed travel plans, like getting laid off.
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Since taking power in 13, he's been lauded for peace measures such as rebuilding homes, returning land, releasing suspected former Tamil rebels, lifting a ban on Tamil organizations and issuing "missing" certificates to the families of people who disappeared in the conflict, which entitles them to compensation, land deeds and pension funds.
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It's not another rehashing of the tired, conventional arguments over why America has the highest rates of gun violence in the developed world, or whether universal background checks and new assault weapons would solve the problem, or if the Second Amendment entitles private citizens to buy whatever firearms they feel like owning.
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The couple appealed the decision, thinking it was a clerical error made by someone who didn't understand that Northern Ireland is distinct from the rest of the UK The Good Friday Agreement, which brought peace to Northern Ireland, entitles anyone born in its six counties to Irish citizenship, British citizenship, or both.
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"The freedom of religion entitles faith-based organizations to participate in government programs on the same terms as other contractors; it does not entitle faith-based government contractors to alter the government services provided to confirm to their religious beliefs, or to opt out on religious grounds of some of the contract provisions," they wrote.
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"This crisis demands more than a billionaire mayor who believes that since he's rich enough to buy network airtime to pretend he's the president, that entitles him to be president — and whose track record as mayor shows he'll govern to protect himself and his rich friends over everyone else," she said of Michael Bloomberg, again not addressing him by name.
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The person who appears to be our new prime minister is Mahathir Mohamad, who is 92 years old and earlier served as prime minister — with B.N. Even after the election commission confirmed this morning that P.H. had won at least 112 of the 222 seats in Parliament (or the simple majority that entitles it to form the next government) Najib Razak, the outgoing prime minister, was not clearly conceding his loss.
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It's not that he can't win, although he can't; it's not that his ideas are boring, though they are; it's that he believes that his giant pile of coffee money entitles him to float Lakitu-like above the fray and diagnose what's really wrong with DC. One telling moment in the interview is when Schultz tells Pelley that 40 percent of Americans identify as independent voters, which he says is proof that Americans are fed up with the status quo.
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The video of Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE crowing that his celebrity status entitles him to assault women slightly eclipsed Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonTop Sanders adviser: Warren isn't competing for 'same pool of voters' Anti-Trump vets join Steyer group in pressing Democrats to impeach Trump Republicans plot comeback in New Jersey MORE's leaked speeches.
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Proposed by Congressmen Andy LevinAndrew (Andy) LevinMichigan House Democrats plan vigil for Iraqi man who died after deportation House Democrats urge Trump to end deportations of Iraqis after diabetic man's death Immigrant rights advocates say diabetic man died after being deported to Iraq MORE (D-Mich.) and John MoolenaarJohn Robert MoolenaarHouse Democrats urge Trump to end deportations of Iraqis after diabetic man's death Let's pause Iraqi deportations Bipartisan group asks DHS, ICE to halt deportations of Iraqi nationals MORE (R-Mich.), this bipartisan bill would pause most Iraqi deportations for two years, to give our Iraqi neighbors a chance to invoke the processes immigration law entitles them to—a chance to explain their individual circumstances to an immigration judge and show that under current law and current facts, their old removal orders are no longer appropriate.
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