Sentence examples for entitled sharing from inspiring English sources
The evidence considered most damning includes Bibles translated into Farsi and Pashto, dozens of video and audio tapes about the life of Jesus and a book entitled "Sharing Your Faith With a Muslim".
An NSA document entitled "Sharing computer network operations cryptologic information with foreign partners" reportedly shows how the US relies on the collaboration of many countries to give it access to intelligence information, including electronic metadata.
In 2005, the Church of England noted in a pamphlet entitled Sharing God's Earth, "There is one school of thought that proposes that this day is nearly upon us, for the Earth is unquestionably warming up, and that Christians must do what they can to speed up the process by burning as many fossil fuels as possible.
From a TV campaign entitled 'Share the World' the brand moved into fermenting direct intervention in people's lives.
Thank you for sending your work entitled "Shared mushroom body circuits underlie visual and olfactory memories in Drosophila" for consideration at eLife.
Of course Mr. Bhagat is entitled to sharing his wingfart-ey opinions, disguised as serious commentary.
Creditors entitled to share in the distribution of the estate.
His aides believe the prince is entitled to share his views on the built environment.
Everyone has an opinion on it, and everyone feels entitled to share.
He contended that ratepayers might be entitled to share in such benefits.
Ju Lin told Guardian Australia she was entitled to share the article and did not intend to take it down.
