In 2004 he was elected keeper of the Royal Academy Schools, which placed him at the heart of the teaching programme, and also entitled him to use the keeper's studio, adjacent to the main galleries at Burlington House but hidden from public view.
In 1989, Reagan was made an Honorary Knight Grand Cross of the Order of the Bath, one of the highest British orders (this entitled him to the use of the post-nominal letters "GCB" but, as a foreign national, not to be known as "Sir Ronald Reagan"); only two American presidents have received this honor, Reagan and George H.W. Bush.
Another oddity was his refusal to use his railroad pass, which entitled him to free travel.
I did not suggest that Chan's use of language automatically entitled him to "authentic respect".
(c) "If I wear frilly lace panties, does that entitle me to use the women's rest room?
The fact that my cat can't appreciate Schubert's late symphonies and can't perform syllogistic logic does not mean that I am entitled to use him as an organic toy, as if I were somehow not only morally superior to him but virtually entitled to treat him as a commodity with minuscule market value.
Either option, if approved, would entitle village residents to use of the Westchester Library System.
The privilege on this first level entitles you to use your computer.
But we also teach men that they are entitled to that control -- and that they are entitled to use violence when it's threatened.
In law, if a treapasser refuses to leave a property when asked the owner/representative is entitled to use "reasonable force" to evict him or her.
They both earned the Order of the British Empire, and are entitled to use that, um, title.
