Sentence examples for Entitled thus from inspiring English sources

"There is a risk that individuals or families may be occupying properties to which they are not entitled, thus taking resources away from those more in need," the NAO found.

Whether or not she is entitled thus to enforce her laws must be judged in the light of our long-standing recognition of the exceptional problems involved in successfully regulating trade in intoxicating liquors.

He also suggested that the communists paid more to travel than Americans and so were thus entitled to first-class accommodations.

Court finds that a person in a telephone booth has a reasonable expectation of privacy and is thus entitled to 'assume that the words he utters into the mouthpiece will not be broadcast to the world.' Thus, the defendant in this case was entitled to the protections of the Fourth Amendment.

Petitioners Reichle and Doyle are thus entitled to qualified immunity.

Or how they can tell you're a traveller and thus entitled to duty free?

The respondent is thus entitled to the full measure of protection the Act allows.

She is a widow with beauty and a distinguished name, but no financial means, thus entitled to sympathy and in need of money: a dangerous combination.

While not broadcasting during that time, Mr. Cohen said, Air America had already leased that time from Multicultural and was thus entitled to any fees collected.

Justice Antonin Scalia, writing for himself, Chief Justice John G. Roberts Jr. and Justices Anthony M. Kennedy, Clarence Thomas and Samuel A. Alito Jr., said the agency's approach "is certainly a plausible interpretation of the statute" and was thus entitled to deference.

On the other hand, for tax purposes they are treated as sovereign states and thus entitled to sovereign immunity from taxes.