Sentence examples for be entitled to return from inspiring English sources

Shoppers would only be entitled to return the faulty digital content for an immediate refund if it was inside a physical item (for example, on a disc or embedded in goods such as a digital camera).

The Buyer shall only be entitled to return books.

In the event of the collapse of the ITQ programme, the fishery could revert to a competitive fishery in which case the companies or their replacements would be entitled to return to the number of licences held in 1986, prior to implementation of the experimental programme.

They are tenure blind and renters on the old estate are entitled to return.

(As citizens of European Union member nations, however, they were entitled to return immediately, and many did, including Ms. Dragoi).

But the advice also suggests that if a citizen's passport is cancelled after they have left the UK they are entitled to return home.

Black Hawk's band also tried to use the 1804 treaty to their advantage, saying that they were entitled to return to the land because it was as yet unsold.

Lightly raced, she is entitled to return as a stronger specimen at four and her turn of foot could be decisive on the fast going that suits her so well.

Any horse that runs with distinction at Cheltenham this weekend is entitled to return in March, its eligibility proven in terms of both the course and the level of competition.

In Canada, depending on their work history and the hours they have worked, women are entitled to a minimum of 17 weeks of leave and as much as 52 weeks, and are entitled to return to their jobs (or the equivalent) at the same salary and seniority.

Cellino is entitled to return to the club and resume control from 18 March next year because his conviction will be deemed to be spent.