Sentence examples for be entitled to enter from inspiring English sources
Unless a pact is agreed, only the Greek Cypriot government will be entitled to enter the soon-to-be 25-nation European Union.
Under the Convention, if the claims of the asylum seekers are true they would be entitled to enter Australia as asylum seekers.
He said he was entitled to enter the debate on Scottish independence as he was concerned about the currency issue, but that the EU debate was "quite different".
Caveat emptor, let the buyer beware, was a natural consequence of such a principle, since the parties were entitled to enter into a contract as they chose.
This had been so exclusive that not even the pre-revolutionary dictator, Fulgencio Batista, had been entitled to enter, on the grounds that he was of mixed race.
9. Entrants may submit only one entry per category but, entrants are entitled to enter more than one category of the Awards, except for category A "Student Publication of the Year".
There was never any dispute that the four policemen who responded to that call were entitled to enter the apartment to investigate, or that Lawrence began screaming furiously at the intruding officers, demanding to see a warrant and threatening to call his lawyer.
You are entitled to enter into this Agreement and You are not bound by any third party restriction not to do so, including, but not limited to, the right and authority to license the intellectual property rights in and the use of Your Blog on the terms and conditions set forth in this Agreement; and 5.1.3.
In this respect, such individuals should be entitled to the same protection as those entering a study with "full" knowledge of their condition.
