Sentence examples for Entitled to consideration from inspiring English sources

Taxpayers are also entitled to consideration.

Its rights, as well as those of the complainant, are entitled to consideration.

And that brings great pressure not to rock the boat too much". It's one thing to be considerate of the host -- the Chinese people are different from their government, and are surely entitled to consideration.

Writing for the Court today, Justice David H. Souter said that "like less ostensibly humorous forms of criticism," parody "can provide social benefit by shedding light on an earlier work, and, in the process, creating a new one". As such, he said, parody was entitled to consideration as fair use on the same terms as other commentary.

Nothing we say here deprives respondent of his opportunity to raise procedural bars to recovery under state law or demonstrate reliance interests entitled to consideration in determining the nature of the remedy that must be provided, a matter with which McKesson did not deal.

The Motion Picture Association of America has not yet publicy adopted the "Screen Guide for Americans" in place of its own "A Code to Govern the Making of Motion and Talking Pictures," which advances such tenets as "The just rights, history, and feelings of any nation are entitled to consideration and respectful treatment" and "The treatment of bedrooms must be governed by good taste and delicacy".

So if both pro-choice and pro-life people all think that embryos and fetuses are entitled to some consideration, but not the same consideration as a full-grown human being, then we're arguing over details and shades of grey.And being a good person requires a certain comfort level with shades of grey.

Under that law, a disapproval measure filed in either congressional chamber is entitled to expedited consideration.

It isn't that black Americans are entitled to special consideration because the president is black.

Federal prisoners are no less entitled to such consideration than are state prisoners.

"What they say they will do is entitled to no consideration in this matter," Jethro M. Eisenstein, one of the lawyers, told the judge.