Still, Mr. Gonzales is entitled to appropriate legal representation.
In this sense, to be "different" is to be entitled to appropriate educational assistance.
The story assumes that individuals are able to reason through these issues of who is entitled to appropriate and use and exchange goods without the tutelage of government, and that at neither the first stage nor the second stage is any social or political decision-making about property required.
From a legal standpoint, the decision affirmed the obvious: that the civil rights of Laurel and Rachel Bowman-Cryer had been violated and that they were entitled to appropriate compensation after being denied service at the bakery because of their sexual orientation.
84 In October 2009, the College of Physicians in Quebec released a report entitled Physicians, Appropriate Care and the Debate on Euthanasia, calling for an open discussion on the question of euthanasia in the context of end-of-life care.
Aren't you entitled to take appropriate action — i.e., sue him for sexual harassment?
"In the event that you proceed with the release of this book, in total disregard for the truth, our client will be left with no alternative but to seek the protection of UK/Irish defamation and other laws," says the letter, claiming that "as the leader of a worldwide religion, our client is entitled to an appropriate degree of respect".
This manuscript summarizes Phases II to V of a larger initiative entitled the Manitoba Appropriate Anti-Inflammatory Utilization Initiative (MAAUI).
The grassy plot of land between Mexico's wall and that of the United States is usually used as a garbage dump by locals, but the artists found it an appropriate place for their installation, appropriately entitled, LIBERTAD.
But legally, both cases center on the interpretation of a 1997 amendment to the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act, which provides that disabled children are entitled to a "free appropriate public education".
