Sentence examples for entitled press from inspiring English sources

He has also written Honor Bright: History and Origins of the West Point Honor Code and System and edited a two-volume work entitled Press On!: Selected Works of General Donn A. Starry.

Dear Sir: We read with interest the article in the November 2014 issue of the Journal by Sousa and others entitled: "Press Imprint Smear: A Rapid, Simple, and Cheap Method for the Diagnosis of Cutaneous Leishmaniasis Caused by Leishmania (Viannia) braziliensis".

He said: "He is entitled to press his views.

Like any citizen, Cardinal Egan is entitled to press for political and legislative actions that he supports.

He is particularly incensed at the judge's ruling that the makers of "Crude" were not entitled to press freedom, which allowed Chevron to see out-takes from the film.Despite these differences, the authors share a conclusion.

At one level, therefore, Louisiana or the U.S. should be entitled to press claims for the damage to public waters.

On Locke's account she may be entitled to press her right to reparation against the murderer for the damage he caused her to suffer.

For instance, Varangians and Kylfings were entitled to press charges with an oath without relying on any witnesses.

And by rushing to execute a brain-damaged man suffering from dementia, who is entitled to press his claim that his execution would be unconstitutional, Missouri puts itself outside the realm of justice, and human decency.  .

ON THE day in 1974 when Soviet secret police arrested him for treason, Alexander Solzhenitsyn published an essay (via the underground samizdat press) entitled "Live Not by Lies".

Bush is one of several photographers from around the globe whose work features in an intriguing new book from Redstone Press entitled The Blind Photographer.