Sentence examples for entitled feeding from inspiring English sources

Nick Ritchie, author of the report - entitled "Feeding the 'Monster'" - points out that in 2006 the estimated cost stood at £11-14bn, by 2011 it had increased to £25bn.

In recent times, the Columban society has criticized the Pontifical Academy of Science for cooperating with the US embassy to the Vatican to host a pro-GM conference entitled "Feeding the World: The Moral Imperative of Biotechnology".

What that nurse asked of the mother last week was illegal: mothers are entitled to feed – bottle or breast or both – anywhere others can eat.

The law essentially states, "A mother is entitled to breast-feed her baby in any location in which the mother is authorized to be".

Voice of America, a news outlet funded by the U.S. government, also raised eyebrows on Wednesday by posting an article to its website and Twitter feed entitled, "In New Book, Ivanka Trump Gets Serious About Women at Work".

Thank you for sending your work entitled "Light But Not Feeding Rescues Temporal Organization of Peripheral Circadian Clocks in a Brain Bmal1 Conditional Mutant" for consideration at eLife.

So if you prefer to pick your oWe, you better rinse those sticky fingers before it's too late.

This data article contains complementary figures and results related to the research article entitled "Negative Fgf8-Bmp2 feed-back is controlled by miR-130 during early cardiac specification" [15], which reveals what specific role miR-130 plays during the cardiac induction process.

In a paper entitled "Role of Feed Forward Neural Networks Coupled with Genetic Algorithm in Capitalizing of Intracellular Alpha-Galactosidase Production by Acinetobacter sp".

Millenials are often described as an entitled generation who was fed organic baby food off a silver spoon and garnered praise for pooping.

The plenary presentation was followed by a panel discussion entitled, "Meeting the Challenges of Feeding the World," which again highlighted the complexity of this issue from the perspectives of private food companies.