The old woman says that this was not wrong because it allowed the woman to survive — and so in turn this entitles her to steal from the dead person, because if she doesn't, she too will starve.

The third cycle of higher education is offered only by research universities, which are entitled to award the country's highest academic degree, the doctorate, which entitles a person to use the title doctor ( dr .).

However, a number of Indians did not acquire Indian citizenship on commencement of the Indian Constitution and retained British subject without citizenship status ( which entitles a person to a British passport ) unless they had acquired citizenship of another Commonwealth country.

The status is usually granted by a judge without a hearing, and it entitles the person to a waiver of normal costs, and sometimes in criminal cases the appointment of counsel.

An example of this is an institutionalized form of reciprocal violence that entitles a person to revert any harmful incidents or material another sent.

European Engineer registration entitles the holder to use the European-style prefix title EurIng ; International Professional Engineer registration entitles the holder to use the suffix IntPE ( UK ).

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While costs on this order are sometimes separately charged for in residential and commercial rates, in the form of a mere `` service charge '', they are more frequently wholly or partly covered by a minimum charge which entitles the consumer to a very small amount of gas or electricity with no further payment.

Lineker was made a freeman of the City of Leicester ( which entitles him to graze his sheep — should he have any — on Town Hall Square ) in 1995 and he is often referred to as " Leicester's favourite son ".

Kyrgyzstan uses the entire amount to which the agreement entitles it, but utilization is skewed heavily in favor of agricultural irrigation.

Most midwives now qualify via a direct entry course, which refers to a three-or four-year course undertaken at university that leads to a degree in midwifery ( diploma courses in midwifery have been discontinued ) and entitles them to apply for admission to the register.

Peter, now the Hegemon of Earth, recognizes Ender's hand behind the work and requests Ender to write a book about Peter, which Ender entitles Hegemon.

It cannot be bought or brought home, which entitles every Happening artist to a sense of privacy.

Merit ( Latin meritum ), in general, is understood to be that property of a good work which entitles the doer to receive a reward ( prœmium, merces ) from him in whose service the work is done.

The full title of his principal work — a work which, though now out of date, entitles its author to be regarded as the founder of modern critical research in the field of early Christian literature — is The Credibility of the Gospel History ; or the Principal Facts of the New Testament confirmed by Passages of Ancient Authors, who were contemporary with our Saviour or his Apostles, or lived near their time.

In finance, a warrant is a security that entitles the holder to buy stock of the company that issued it at a specified price, which is much lower than the stock price at time of issue.

institution which entitles you to apply for Master ’ s level studies in their home country and have a good command of English.

In England and Wales it is also possible to study a programme for conversion to the legal profession following completion of a previous undergraduate degree unrelated to law ( the Graduate Diploma in Law ), which entitles graduates to take the vocational courses for entry into the legal profession.

After three months service, Partners receive a green discount card which entitles them to 15 % discount in Waitrose and 25 % in John Lewis Department Stores on most goods.

Her popularity even grew to the point she was briefly featured in her own spin-off in which she would choose her favourite nightmares entitles ' Ivy's Favourite Nightmares.

Regardless of whether the assessment is right or wrong, it has legal effect, which entitles CRA to collection actions.

He concluded that members of the Privy Council were “ personally ignorant ” of Canada yet arrogated “ to themselves a prescience and clairvoyance which entitles them to substitute their judgments and even their personal preferences, for the deliberate legislative enactments of the elected representatives of the people who sit in the parliament of Canada ”.

Among enlisted sailors, 12 consecutive years of good conduct ( categorized as no court-martial convictions and no non-judicial punishments ) entitles the sailor to wear a good conduct variation of their rate insignia: the chevrons which are normally red are replaced with gold.

Membership in Marist Singers entitles the students to also participate in Chamber Singers ( by audition ), Gospel Choir, Freshman Women's Choir, Time Check ( Marist's male a cappella group ), and Sirens ( Marist's female a cappella group ), and Chapel Choir ( which sings at masses ).

As a result, he purchased a share in Tesco so that he could take advantage of a procedure set out in section 338 Companies Act 2006, which entitles any shareholder of a company to table a resolution at a general meeting of a company provided he can garner a certain level of support from other shareholders.

Seniors ( 65 and over ) pay $ 40. 00 for a yearly pass which is valid from July 1 to June 30 of the following year and which entitles them to travel at any time.

Membership is not compulsory for practice, but members can work towards Chartered Membership which entitles them to the postnominal letters MCLIP, and subsequently toward Fellowship ( FCLIP ).

Consequently, apostate Malays would have to forfeit all their constitutional privileges, including their Bumiputra status, which entitles them to affirmative action policies in university admissions, discounts on purchases of vehicles or real estate, etc.

When the count is full and there are two outs, runners with a force behind them will always run as if they were stealing, since they cannot be caught stealing: a strike is the third out, a walk entitles him to the next base, a foul is not in play ( runners return to previous bases without jeopardy ), and the runner should be running on any ball hit into play.

The registration fee of $ 149 entitles you to a listing of your book — title, author, illustrator ( where applicable ), pagination, price, format, ISBN, and a description of the book's contents — all of which will appear in the supplement and online database.

* The employer can make a " Calderbank " offer-a without prejudice letter warning that the employer thinks the claim is inflated and that costs will be sought if it wins, and offering a sum to settle, which if the employee fails to beat in his award, entitles the tribunal to consider whether refusal of the offer was unreasonable and therefore costs could be awarded against the employee.

Article 11 was last amended in 2006 to provide that towns whose size entitles them to one representative will have their own representative, but to allow the use of floterial districts spanning several towns or wards to achieve greater precision.

Users can download the rules from his web site, buy a subscription that entitles them to Forgotten Futures CDs, or buy a copy of the published version of this game.

This entitles them to Canadian consular assistance and to the protection of the Queen's armed forces of Canada when they are outside of the Commonwealth realms and in need of protection or aid.

However, the membership entitles them to certain democratic rights.

This entitles the winning crew to commission trophy oars in their college colours with the names and weights of the successful crew on them — commonly called ' winning blades '.

Academic dress or academical regalia is a traditional form of clothing for academic settings, primarily tertiary ( and sometimes secondary ) education, worn mainly by those that have been admitted to a university degree ( or similar ) or hold a status that entitles them to assume them ( e. g., undergraduate students at certain old universities ).

The licence entitles them to operate a 100-watt ( ERP ) radio station, with a coverage area of approximately a 12-km radius.

To gain entry to the course the Cadet must have successfully completed the Senior Leaders Module One Course or the Sergeant Course, which entitles them to bear ranks up to Staff Sergeant.

This entitles them to attend Students ' Union events and much more.

Public employees who have enough rights against unjustified discharge by their employers may also acquire a property right in their jobs, which entitles them in turn to additional protections under the due process clause of the Fourteenth Amendment to the United States Constitution.

John Beleth, when he discusses these matters, entitles his chapter " De quadam libertate Decembrica ", and goes on to explain: " now the license which is then permitted is called Decembrian, because it was customary of old among the pagans that during this month slaves and serving-maids should have a sort of liberty given them, and should be put upon an equality with their masters, in celebrating a common festivity.

This designation entitles them to a borough council, elected by registered voters in municipal elections.

This entitles them to wear the appropriate Cambridge gown, but without strings.

The law in question is the Maintenance of Parents Act, which entitles parents at least 60 years old and unable to maintain themselves adequately to apply to a tribunal for their children to be ordered to pay maintenance to them.

Six of those communities have been certified as meeting the benchmarks in their plans, which entitles them to “ safe-harbor ” protections from Chapter 40B proposals under 760 CMR 56. 03 ()( b ) and 56. 03 ( 4 )( f ).

Their link with a religious institute is what distinguishes them from members of other " associations of the Christian faithful " and entitles their associations to be " called third orders or some other appropriate name ".

This promotion also entitles them to the Super Time Scale. Then after 25 years of regular service an IAS officer may be promoted to Above super time scale who is designated as Principal Secretaries / Financial Commissioners in some states