Sentence examples for entitle it from inspiring English sources

This compounds an existing imbalance: Scotland already has 72 Westminster MPs although its population would entitle it to only 57.

A hotel development company struck by the downturn argued unsuccessfully in State Supreme Court a few months ago that the "ongoing economic crisis" was akin to an act of God that ought to entitle it to a break in its obligation to pay the owner of the Lower Manhattan plot where the hotel was to rise.

He acknowledges that America freed the region from Japanese imperialism and stopped the spread of communism, but in China's eyes that does not entitle it to an eternal hegemony in its backyard.

I think its desperate sadness and emotional maturity entitle it to neglected-masterpiece status.

But while Prudential is acting as a white knight, its stake in Kyoei will not entitle it to a management role.

In 1954, Charles Patterson defended the poem and claimed, "The meaningfulness and range of the poem, along with its controlled execution and powerfully suggestive imagery, entitle it to a high place among Keats's great odes.

Republicans say the city got four new Assembly seats when its population entitles it to two.

Their main party, Hizbullah, asserted that its "divine victory" entitled it to a bigger share of power.

"They're entitled — it's America.

That performance entitles it to a strong voice in Parliament.

Entitled "It is here", the show deals with fear and foreboding and how to overcome them.