Sentence examples for entitled exercise from inspiring English sources

Surrey Street was closed to traffic during the first stage of the two-day operation, entitled Exercise Forward Defensive.

After randomisation, this group received a two page leaflet entitled "Exercise after cancer diagnosis," which provided safe guidelines.

Thank you for sending your work entitled "Exercise promotes recovery of function in adult visual cortex" for consideration at eLife.

"As professional footballers, the players' careers are relatively short-lived and they are entitled to exercise basic employment rights the law affords to all employees in this country under the TUPE Regulations.

Feminist scholars and domestic violence experts have long contended that such crimes reflect a society in which men feel entitled to exercise power and control over women, and to use physical violence when necessary to assert their dominance.

It's hard to resist a dance work entitled Mass Exercise With Nadia and Olga Sokolski.

The acquiring person will not be entitled to exercise these rights.

The candidate elected by the majority was regarded as unanimously elected and entitled to exercise his royal rights immediately.

Mr. Greenstein said that by law, a board is entitled to exercise its "business judgment" in making such decisions for the co-op corporation.

The "crucial distinction here," he said, was that Delaware was entitled to exercise its police power to block an activity that it considers dangerous or a "nuisance".

"But we also understand that boards are entitled to exercise the duties of stewardship delegated to them by shareholders, without interference.