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Meanings of entitle to compensation in English

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Usage of entitle to compensation in English
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The court says the families of 300 victims are entitled to compensation.
Radio NZ
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The Civil Aviation Authority said passengers were not entitled to compensation.
The Guardian
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Mr Grogan and Mr Meleady will now be entitled to compensation.
The Irish Times
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Chelsea would be entitled to compensation equal to the remainder of his salary.
The Guardian
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Domestic workers are still not entitled to compensation for work-related injuries or death.
The South African
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You may be entitled to compensation if you've had economic or non-economic loss and damage.
News.com.au
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BP would also possibly be entitled to compensation for any canceled leases under federal law.
Reuters
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Northern Rock said its shares had been canceled and investors will be entitled to compensation.
Reuters
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Advertising offices are confiscated by the Government, the owners being entitled to compensation in cases of necessity.
Ten Days That Shook the World
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If you part with that power, not at present a valuable one, you are entitled to compensation.
What Will He Do with It? — Volume 07
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He would be entitled to compensation.
Evelyn Innes
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The arbitrators will decide whether Guinness's French partner LVMH is entitled to compensation as a result of the merger.
The Irish Times
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During the engineering works all passengers are entitled to compensation as they are any other day of the year.
BBC
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Were the area an official tiger reserve, locals would be entitled to compensation for lost livestock or personal injuries.
The Guardian
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Am I entitled to compensation?
The Irish Times
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Justice Nelson says this is a case of one-off offending by someone who considered himself entitled to compensation for services.
Radio NZ