Sentence examples for entitled condition from inspiring English sources

The study from the left-leaning thinktank the Institute of Public Policy Research IPPRR) entitled Condition of Britain also proposes a new national insurance fund that would report to parliament but be independent of politicians.

In 2007, a report entitled, 'Conditions of Work and Promotion of Livelihoods in the Unorganised Sector' by the state-run National Commission for Enterprises in the Unorganised Sector (NCEUS) mentioned that 77% of the people lived below the expenditure on average of INR (Indian National Rupee) 20 per day per capita (22).

In 1987, Joseph Brodsky, the singular Russian poet of his generation, delivered a lecture in Vienna entitled "The Condition We Call 'Exile.' " He began with a gesture of humility.

By David Remnick In 1987, Joseph Brodsky, the singular Russian poet of his generation, delivered a lecture in Vienna entitled "The Condition We Call 'Exile.' " He began with a gesture of humility.

It is one of four variants entitled La condition humaine that Magritte painted between 1933 and 1935 (RMCR no. 351, 372 and 387) [1].

The think tank has set out some of the ideas behind the policy in a new report entitled The Condition of Britain: Strategies for Social Renewal.

In this case, what seems to play a key role is that citizens would be entitled to condition their own compliance with public rules to the fact that other citizens would equally comply with them.[73] The other significant use Rawls makes of the idea of publicity is through his notion of public reason.

They feel entitled to conditions similar to those that prevailed in the places they were raised.

The Book on the Science of Metaphysics ends with the announcement of a treatise on political philosophy to follow, entitled The Conditions of the Perfect State and its Consequences: if people are educated to grew up in virtues, it will be possible to realize al-madina al-fadila, the Farabian perfect state.

In suggesting that the Bill did indeed violate the Articles of Union, it was submitted that, prior to Union, the Estates of Parliament, Scotland's old, pre-Union parliament, was entitled to impose conditions, and that one fundamental condition was a guarantee of representation of Scotland in both Houses of Parliament at Westminster.

"Jean [Stefancic] and I had a second book entitled 'The Latino Condition: A Critical Reader' also on the list.