Predicate: entitle
entitle: Frames file for 'entitle' based on sentences in financial
subcorpus. No verbnet entry. Comparison with 'name'. Revised by Olga.
Roleset id: entitle.01 , allow, vncls: , framnet:
Roles:
Arg0: allower
Arg1: action allowed
Arg2: explicit allowed-agent
Example: sentential action
Each right entitles the shareholder to buy $100 face amount of
13.5% bonds due 1993 and warrants to buy 23.5 common shares at 30
cents a share.
Arg0: Each right
Rel: entitles
Arg2: the shareholder
Arg1: to buy $100 face amount of 13.5%
bonds due 1993 and warrants to buy 23.5 common shares at 30
cents a share
Example: sentential action with passive extraction
This is because a Delaware court earlier this year said that
Drexel is entitled to get its money back before or at the same
time as the limited partners.
Arg2: Drexel
Rel: entitled
Arg1: to get its money back before or at the same time as
the limited partners
Example: PP entitled-to, passivized
The buy-out group is also entitled to $16 million to repay a fund
created by the pilots union for an employee stock ownership plan.
Arg2: The buy-out group
ArgM-DIS: also
Rel: entitled
Arg1: to $ 16 million to repay a fund created by the
pilots union for an employee stock ownership plan
Example: PP entitled-to, active
John's medical condition entitles him to a primo parking place.
Arg0: John's medical condition
Rel: entitles
Arg2: him
Arg1: to a primo parking place
Roleset id: entitle.02 , assign a name, vncls: , framnet:
Roles:
Arg0: namer
Arg1: named
Arg2: name
Example: all args
John entitled his dissertation, "Why Predicate Argument Tagging
Rocks."
Arg0: John
Rel: entitled
Arg1: his dissertation
Arg2: "Why Predicate Argument Tagging Rocks."
Example: headless relative
In a recent investment letter entitled ``Winners of the `Leverage
Wars,'''...
Arg1: a recent investment letter
Rel: entitled
Arg2: Winners of the ` Leverage Wars