Sentence examples for entitled to challenge from inspiring English sources
Others are entitled to challenge him.
HMRC is perfectly entitled to challenge the basis of any calculation".
He would have been entitled to challenge for the Labour leadership when John Smith died.
He is entitled to challenge my view (as he has in robust and trenchant terms).
A claimant who lacks standing is not entitled to challenge the forfeiture on the merits.
The court ruled that the detainees were entitled to challenge their detention in U.S. courts.
Special advocates, who appear in existing closed hearings, have also criticised the plans as "a departure from the foundational principle of natural justice that all parties are entitled to see and challenge all the evidence relied upon before the court".
Again there seemed no malice but Wenger recognised that the referee was entitled to consider the challenge dangerous.
The Supreme Court did not take the Latif case for review, despite its promise in its 2008 decision in the Boumediene case that prisoners were entitled to a "meaningful opportunity" to challenge the lawfulness of their detention.
Andrew Dillon, the chief executive of the National Institute for Health and Clinical Excellence (Nice), said people were entitled to consistency and should challenge any refusal of drugs they thought was unfair.
But these objections, even if otherwise well founded, would not entitle plaintiff to challenge the validity of the tax.
