Gladis Dugue died without a will, entitling Victor to half her assets.
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The result is preordained: Vladimir Putin will win, entitling him to another six years in power.
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By entitling the show Strange Girls, the artist intimates how many women feel alienated and estranged in their own skins.
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It already hands out ration cards to people deemed "below the poverty line", entitling them to subsidised food and fuel.
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The Emperor Ichijo promoted his cat to the fifth rank of the nobility, entitling it to wear a prestigious head-dress.
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The winner will be awarded a rare McGold Card "in mobile form," entitling them to free McDonald's for the next five decades.
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Religious education in the Netherlands is shaped by an old compromise between Protestants and Catholics, entitling small groups to found confessional schools.
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It's a very Republican district — in fact it's the whole state, Montana's population entitling it to just a single at-large representative.
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And then we see this op-ed in the Journal yesterday, exactly what you said, entitling "Mueller&aposs Fruit of the Poison Tree".
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Peters proposed that the Icarians sign a deal entitling them to three thousand acres of highly discounted land in the Trinity River valley.
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To blunt Vivendi's clout, in 2017 it invoked Italy's "golden power", a law entitling it to intervene in strategically important sectors, including telecoms.
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Investors who buy coins worth 0.75 bitcoin or more get a special "Golden Ticket", entitling them to special content and, later on, free StarCredits.
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In Britain, its drivers are self-employed, entitling them in law to few workplace rights, prompting the IWGB and others to launch legal action.
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International law mandates that some, but not all, push factors can confer "refugee" status on migrants, entitling them to seek asylum in other countries.
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In 2009, the U.S.-appointed president, Hamid Karzai, approved a law entitling husbands to starve their wives to death if they denied them sex.
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They pull him out because a child who can't read is classified as disabled — thereby entitling his parent to a monthly payment of $700.
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In 2004, Bush White House counsel Alberto Gonzales formally asserted a "commander-in-chief override power" entitling presidents to ignore the Bill of Rights.
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In Britain Uber is appealing a ruling that it must count drivers as employees rather than contractors, entitling them to a minimum wage and holiday.
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Of the country's 26 cantons, the 12 that responded to a Reuters inquiry all reported higher 2015 applications for permits entitling people to buy guns.
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It's likely she raised the common law issue so the marriage would pre-date 2013 by 5 years, thus entitling her to more spousal support.
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Thrivest contends that its funding contracts were not structured as assignments but as agreements entitling Thrivest to repayment after plaintiffs received payouts from the settlement.
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It will issue companies quarterly certificates entitling them to U.S. dollar payments based on construction progress, which companies can use as collateral to raise funds.
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Ethereum users can purchase tokens that work like stock, entitling them to voting power on projects and investments, as well as a share of any profits.
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In June 2016, based on the threat from gangs to her family, Heydi won asylum, entitling her to live permanently and legally in the United States.
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Neal last week requested six years of Trump's personal and business returns from the IRS, invoking a seldom-used law entitling him to make such a request.
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They operate in the gig economy, where many people work for different firms without a fixed contract, and are self-employed, entitling them to only basic rights.
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When you're a frequent flyer with Delta, you can earn elite "Medallion" status, entitling you to special benefits and perks like first-class upgrades and waived fees.
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They simply know they became eligible for a "medical card" entitling them to government benefits, which many neighbors and family members already had under more restricted programs.
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Sickness is name brand — an engraved plaque entitling you to complain, gifting you with a hoop in which to throw each and every one of your ailments.
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"An intervening change in law entitling plaintiffs to everything they seek is a classic event that renders litigation moot," the New York lawyers argue in court papers.
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U.S. District Judge Sam Cummings had said in January that the agency's defense of the so-called persuader rule was unjustified, entitling three small groups to the fees.
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Under the deal, so-called COFINA bondholders would receive certificates entitling them to 52.5 percent of sales tax revenue, which would be owned by a newly created trust.
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Beyond that window, V-Moda also has an "Immortal Life Program" with no expiry date, entitling you to 50 percent off a replacement if your cable ever dies.
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The United States has long complained that WTO members can self-designate as "developing countries," entitling them to a range of benefits and lenient treatment at the WTO.
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Flores, involved a zoning dispute: whether the law overrode a local zoning ordinance, entitling a church to build in a location that was otherwise closed to new construction.
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Uber says its drivers enjoy the flexibility of their work and are self-employed, entitling them in British law to only basic entitlements such as health and safety.
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The Medicaid law contains what's known as the "free choice of provider" provision, entitling Medicaid recipients to obtain care from any provider who is both qualified and willing.
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The United States has long complained that WTO members can self-designate as "developing countries", entitling them to a range of benefits and lenient treatment at the WTO.
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Mr. Rylance, Mr. Terfel, Mr. Davies and Mr. McCullin all received knighthoods, entitling them to the honorific Sir, while Ms. Wintour and the actress Patricia Routledge received damehoods.
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The report backed the idea of flexible work, but also proposed a new intermediate employment status for giggers – the "dependent contractor" - entitling them to paid holidays and sick pay.
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Trump may argue illegal immigration constitutes a national emergency, entitling him to mobilize the military to the border and use Defense Department personnel to design and construct a wall.
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In May, 26, Goldman went public, entitling Novogratz to shares in the firm, and in December he was named president of Goldman Sachs Latin America, based in São Paulo.
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William Shatner has been embroiled in a divorce battle with his former wife, Elizabeth, but he finally reached a settlement on Tuesday entitling him to plentiful HJs post divorce.
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China was admitted to the World Trade Organization in 2001 as an emerging nation, entitling it to impose higher tariff rates (among other things) than those afforded developed countries.
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Mr. Williams first requested that the fingerprints be run against the national database in 21986, but prosecutors opposed the move and there was no statute entitling him to do so.
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The PCA had ruled in July 2014 that four plaintiffs - not including Khodorkovsky - were entitled to compensation for the loss of their holdings, entitling them to seize Russian state assets.
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Consider at Lyft, for example, Logan Green and John Zimmer hold high-voting shares entitling them to 20 votes per share not until each is dead but both of them.
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The Court of Cassation, Italy's highest tribunal in civil matters, ruled in her favor, entitling her to take the name Puccini and giving her a share of the Puccini estate.
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Leigh Day won a case last year on behalf of two Uber drivers entitling them to workers' rights such as the minimum wage which the Silicon Valley firm has since appealed.
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Brian Reader, the oldest at 76 and one of the ringleaders, got to the scene of the crime on a bus using his senior citizen pass entitling him to free travel.
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SYDNEY (Reuters) - Australians by the dozen are demanding portraits of Britain's Queen Elizabeth, after a news item drew attention to an obscure rule entitling them to such articles from local politicians.
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Beyoncé is a known aficionado of the chain, which reportedly gave her a card entitling her to free chicken for life (though she said she was too embarrassed to use it).
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Prosecutors have said that he bought about 44,000 euros ($52,000) worth of options on the day of the attack entitling him to sell shares in Borussia Dortmund at a pre-determined price.
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"Energean has received a notice under its ... contract with TechnipFMC in relation to the travel restriction constituting a force majeure event, potentially entitling TechnipFMC to claim an extension of time," Energean said.
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The case was brought by victims of Iran-sponsored terror attacks, including the 1983 Beirut bombing, who have already won judgments against the country entitling them to billions of dollars in compensation.
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Many in the gig economy, where people tend to work for multiple firms without fixed contracts, operate on a self-employed basis, entitling them to only basic protections such as health and safety.
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Oil minister Emmanuel Ibe Kachikwu said in December the government had failed to enforce a legal provision entitling it to a greater share of crude sales once the price exceeded $20 a barrel.
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The United States has long complained that WTO members such as China and India can self-designate as "developing countries," entitling them to a range of benefits and lenient treatment at the WTO.
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If immunity is ultimately granted — entitling Netanyahu to avoid standing trial as long as he is a member of parliament — Israel's Supreme Court is empowered to review the decision and strike it down.
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Merkel's Conservatives want a market-based scheme involving trading in certificates entitling the bearer to emit carbon, a system optically less like a tax, with proceeds funding support for companies' research and investment.
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If immunity is ultimately granted - entitling Netanyahu to avoid standing trial as long as he is a member of parliament - - Israel's Supreme Court is empowered to review the decision and strike it down.
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Caravan members could present themselves legally at an official border crossing (officially termed a "port of entry") and say they fear persecution — entitling them to the screening interview that could start the asylum process.
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India, China, Russia, Japan, Turkey and the European Union have all dismissed that claim, regarding the U.S. tariffs as "safeguards" under the WTO rules, entitling them to a combined $3.5 billion in annual compensation.
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U.S. District Judge Dean Pregerson granted Dropbox's motion for summary judgment finding Manhattan Beach, California-based Ironhawk's "SmartSync" mark was descriptive or, at most, suggestive of the product's features, entitling it to weak trademark protection.
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Bills in Massachusetts and New Jersey would bar non-competes for workers earning less than a certain amount, as well as limiting their duration and entitling ex-employees to compensation during the non-compete period.
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Chris Baker, the lawyer representing the former Nest manager, is arguing that Google's actions violate national labor laws entitling employees the right to organize and protect themselves by sharing information to outsiders and the press.
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The company is also embroiled in court action against two drivers who won a tribunal case last year entitling them to workers' rights such as the minimum wage and holiday entitlement, threatening its business model.
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They also allegedly included former NFL players suffering from Alzheimer's disease, dementia and other illnesses tied to head trauma, entitling them to money from the league's estimated $73 billion class-action concussion settlement in 2015.
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A year after Koss had its case sent back to Chicago, Avenatti's firm settled the lawsuit for Koss for $8.5 million — entitling Koss' lawyers to at least 2563 percent of that settlement, or $2.38 million.
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Knorr-Bremse, which bought the additional 3.56 percent stake from Carnegie Fonder at 125 crowns per share, also changed its terms for the bid entitling shareholders to compensation in case of a new higher offer.
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Like the EU and China, India said it regarded the U.S. tariffs as "safeguards" under the WTO rules, entitling it to ask for compensation for loss of steel and aluminum exports to the United States.
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Currently WTO members can decide whether or not they are developing, entitling them to special treatment, which critics of the global body, including U.S. President Donald Trump, say undermines the rigor of the international trade system.
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"We're in the process of entitling 6 million square feet of new office space, so it's the right time to ensure that the vibrancy of our neighborhoods is preserved," says Safai, an urban planner by training.
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The lawsuit centered on thousands of loans that UBS acquired that were originated by lenders including Countrywide Financial Corp, which it then pooled into three trusts that issued securities entitling investors to payments made by borrowers.
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The accord resolves claims that the city falsely certified to the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) in May 2014 that the storm had damaged Department of Transportation (DOT) vehicles beyond repair, entitling it to funds for replacements.
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Uber is also embroiled in lawsuits in several countries over whether its drivers should be treated as full-time employees (in October a London court said they are, entitling them to the minimum wage and holiday pay).
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The 28-year old suspect, a dual German and Russian national identified as Sergei V., had bought options on the day of the attack entitling him to sell shares in Borussia Dortmund at a pre-determined price.
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In a decision with ramifications for the country's gig economy, Britain's Supreme Court ruled that an independent contractor for Pimlico Plumbers could be classified as an employee, entitling him to paid holiday, sick pay and other benefits.
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In July 2014, the Permanent Court of Arbitration (PCA) in The Hague ruled that the four plaintiffs - not including Khodorkovsky - were entitled to compensation for the loss of the company, entitling them to seize Russian state assets.
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Under a joint venture formed in 1996, global miner Rio has a 40 percent interest in Freeport's Grasberg contract, entitling it to 40 percent of production above specific levels until 2021 and 1.73 percent of all production after 2022.
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In a decision made public on Thursday, U.S. District Judge Richard Sullivan said the awards should be classified as equity, subject to being wiped out, rather than as contract claims entitling the workers to cash payouts from Lehman's estate.
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At the Cabin Creek Health Center in Dawes, Mr. Johnson brought a letter from the state on Wednesday entitling him and his wife to Medicaid under the expansion, which they qualified for as low-income adults without dependent children.
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The West African nation launched late in December a whistleblower scheme entitling those who help find stolen assets to up to five percent of the recovered sums, part of a drive by President Muhammadu Buhari to root out endemic corruption.
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Commodities trader Glencore, which is a shareholder in Rosneft and a trading partner for the Russian firm, has long backed the NOC in Tripoli, and recently extended a deal entitling it to market about one third of Libya's current output.
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For the coffee giant's fourth annual sweepstakes, which ended in January, five U.S. winners won the grand prize, worth up to $56,575 each, entitling them to a free beverage or food item of their choice once a day for 30 years.
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LONDON, Nov 14 (Reuters) - A group of British drivers at car service Addison Lee are workers, entitling them to rights such as the minimum wage, an employment appeal tribunal said on Wednesday, in the latest ruling to go against gig-economy companies.
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Freeport owns just over 278 percent of the mine, but Rio Tinto, under a 20163 joint venture, has a 22016 percent interest in Freeport's contract, entitling it to 220 percent of production above specific levels until 20211 and 40 percent of all production after 2022.
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In a statement, the federal chief prosecutor said the 28-year old suspect, a dual German and Russian national identified as Sergei V., had bought options on the day of the attack entitling him to sell shares in Borussia Dortmund at a pre-determined price.
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The 2nd U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals in New York said Tower's trades on the Korea Exchange ("KRX") "night market" for futures contracts might qualify as "domestic" trades, entitling the traders to pursue class-action damages claims under the U.S. Commodity Exchange Act (CEA).
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Along with the pop-up text windows, the attackers' javascript app was also adding an affiliate tag to the end of every product link on the page, entitling them to a small kickback every time they sent a paying customer to a store like Amazon.
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In 2011, the documents say, he signed an agreement to become a "strategic scientist" at Wuhan University of Technology in China, entitling him to a $50,000 monthly salary, $20183,000 in annual in living expenses and more than $1.5 million for a second laboratory in Wuhan.
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According to the website Oklahoma Watch, a contract between ERAD Group and the Oklahoma Department of Public Safety calls for the department to pay $5,000 for the technology and $1,85033 for department training, while also entitling ERAD to 7.7 percent of all monies seized.
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The proposed law, which both Uber and Lyft say could effectively ruin their businesses, would classify many drivers in the state as full-fledged employees, entitling them to things like overtime protections, collective bargaining rights, and a minimum wage — things they miss out on as independent contractors.
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The suit alleges a scheme in which IAC and Match manufactured a "lowball" valuation of Tinder and then "extinguished Tinder stock options entitling the employees to valuations in 2017, 2018, 2020 and 2021," which let the defendants pocket the money that otherwise would have been owed to the plaintiffs.
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But while DHS alerted IT staffers about specific technical threats, the agency didn't share that information with top officials of those states until nearly a year after the election, claiming those state officials didn't have security clearances entitling them to see information that had been developed by the country's intelligence agencies.
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He obtained protection in just two months, entitling him to begin integration classes at Implacement, an Amsterdam-based firm that offers refugees three-month courses on language, computer literacy and a basic introduction to Dutch life, taking in everything from taxes to transsexuals ("Muslims find that a bit strange," admits an administrator).
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VIDEO OF VIOLENT MCDONALD&aposS BRAWL IN ILLINOIS MAY LEAD TO ARRESTS, POLICE SAY The winner, to be announced "on or about August 29," will be awarded McGold status, entitling them to two meals per week for 50 years, to be awarded in the form of a credit to their app, and in cash.
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The supposed benefit of this trade is that the Ohio voter helps Clinton get elected in a place where a vote for a third-party candidate can act as a spoiler, but Stein's overall popular vote totals would be the same, potentially entitling Stein to some public financing for her campaign and showing the candidate's popularity.
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Labor activists and other labor-friendly politicians such as Khanna have also called on gig economy companies such as Instacart, Uber, and Lyft to follow new legislation in California, AB 5, that was intended to compel companies to convert their contracted workforce to employees, entitling them to benefits such as health care and paid time off.
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After being removed from Amazon by emergency responders—a situation some found humiliating—workers were often put on short-term medical or disability leave, entitling them to 60 percent of their pay and a return to their job after psychiatric clearance... While on leave, some workers used the company's employee assistance program, which includes three phone conversations with a counselor, and also sought outside psychiatric help.
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"In short, the parties entered into a valid and enforceable lease, which the tenant clearly breached by walking out and failing to perform its obligations, thereby entitling the landlord to recover damages in the form of unpaid rent, cost of build out, lost profits and other expenses," Alan Garten, executive vice president for the Trump Organization, said in a statement in January of last year.
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That's enough for two to three nights at one of Hilton's many Hawaiian resorts:Hilton Garden Inn Kauai Wailua Bay — 23,000 points per nightHilton Waikoloa Village — 60,000 points per nightHilton Waikiki Beach — 21.5,21.25 points per nightHilton Garden Inn Waikiki Beach — 21,230 points per nightHilton Hawaiian Village Waikiki Beach Resort — 250,2250 points per nightThe card comes with Hilton Diamond elite status, entitling you to space-available room upgrades, free breakfast, and executive lounge access (where available).
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His Greenlight Capital claims a proposed stock split would add as much as $38 billion in value at $54 billion GM. Einhorn's plan, which he will push at the annual meeting after months of trying and failing to win over Chief Executive Mary Barra and the board privately, would give investors one share for each they already hold entitling them to the company's annual $1.52 dividend in perpetuity and another that would hand over any additional profit generated from growth.
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