They would be entitled to set up their own schools, have more electoral control over the police and access reams of government data.
"They're entitled to set up their own rules the way they want them," he said of Augusta National at the time.
In a day when every celebrity seems to feel entitled to set up as an artist – Patti Smith and Bob Dylan spring unhappily to mind – Curtis's acrylics are genuinely accomplished: not great art, maybe, but not bad for all that.
Fascinating examination of Google's tax-avoiding ways: While MPs might not like the tax implications, [lawyer Heather Self of Pinsent Masons] noted that it's a "fundamental part of the EU" that any firm is "absolutely entitled" to set up operations whereever it chooses, provided it genuinely operates from the country.
"... they're entitled to set up their own rules the way they want them," he said.
In addition to the presence on the billboards, the sponsorship entitles Yingli to set up displays of its products at the Soccer City Stadium in Johannesburg.
After his contract with Sky finishes at the end of April, Wiggins is expected to transfer to a new squad registered at UCI Continental level, provisionally entitled "Team Wiggo", which is being set up to enable him and other prospective Great Britain team pursuiters to race on the road while preparing for Rio.
Blackshaw, of Northwich, Cheshire, set up an event entitled "Smash Down Northwich Town", and Sutcliffe-Keenan, of Warrington, created the page "Let's Have a Riot in Latchford".
The school, at which 57 per cent of pupils are entitled to free school meals, has set up a "Brilliant Club" for the 12 brightest pupils in every year.
I did some research, and discovered that, under the Commonhold and Leasehold Reform Act 2002, we were entitled to remove Peverel OM and set up our own company to manage the block, known as a "Right to Manage" (RTM) company.
