Sentence examples for citizen entitled from inspiring English sources

On the one hand, the prince was regarded as a private citizen entitled to have messages to ministers kept confidential.

The lawyer for Mr. Khan, Ali Zafar, said the court ruled that he was a "free citizen" entitled to fundamental rights.

Any citizen entitled to vote in the assembly could write another citizen's name down, and, when a sufficiently large number wrote the same name, the ostracized man had to leave Attica within 10 days and stay away for 10 years.

"Rohinton Mistry was born in India, not a 'special registration' country, and is a Canadian citizen, entitled under the current rules to avoid the program of fingerprinting and photographing upon entry on a visa waiver".

The peer is pursuing a libel action against the Independent's former publisher for a series of stories examining how the company benefited from a property boom in the Turks and Caicos Islands, where the peer is a "Belonger", a citizen entitled to certain privileges.

All she hopes for now is to get an ID card, with the help of CYI and UNICEF, and become a Serbian citizen, entitled to work and health care.

If they were not American citizens entitled to airlifts, they had enough cash to get to the Dominican Republic and onto a plane.

Most speak English, and they are United States citizens, entitled to the benefits and security that new immigrants can only dream of.

Hill said: "We are all, as citizens, entitled to expect that no armed officer will take the life of another unless there is no alternative".

A half-century after the dawn of the civil rights era, many Americans still have a hard time seeing African-Americans as citizens entitled to the rights that so many white people take for granted.

The question remains, of course, as to precisely what kinds of matters may be discussed freely, and without fear of sanction, by citizens entitled to such protection as is provided by the First Amendment.