Sentence examples for * disentitlement from inspiring English sources

Ultimately, though, he rejected Polanski's motion, under what is known as the "fugitive disentitlement doctrine".

Ms. Asayama insisted that a 100-year-old doctrine of fugitive disentitlement, under which those who flee are stripped of rights to challenge the law, would have no meaning if Mr. Polanski were permitted to fight his case from abroad.

As economic reforms fuelled disentitlement and poverty among the Egyptian population, that security apparatus became vital in facilitating the opening up of new terrains upon which the wealthy could speculate and profit, and in repressing opposition from below.

"Gay men, historically, have had their lives, recreation and sex associated with risk and danger and disentitlement," says David Stuart, head of substance use at 56 Dean Street, a charity helping gay drug users in London's Soho.