Sentence examples for entitled to charge from inspiring English sources

How can the doctor confront a client about his sense of entitlement, when the doctor feels entitled to charge these ludicrous fees just because the patient is rich?

Of course, companies are entitled to charge higher prices through legal coordination.

Upon appointment, silks can take on more difficult cases and are entitled to charge higher fees for their services.

If patrons do not do so, the host is entitled to charge even the most outrageous price.

But they are entitled to charge: £28.09 is quoted by one London borough for the collection of five one-litre boxes.

What's more, firms have presumed that they are the rightful owners of value and are therefore entitled to charge whatever the market will bear.

"They are entitled to file charges if they felt they were not given a fair hearing under this administration," Mr. Olivar said.

If you are from elsewhere in the EU you are entitled to be charged the same level of tuition fees as Scottish students.

If you are from elsewhere in the EU (not the rest of the UK) you are entitled to be charged the same level of tuition fees as Scottish students.

No, but our mission is to work hard to give everybody the education we believe they're entitled to". The school charges $9,984 a year and had 640 students in the law program last fall, state bar records show.

And since Congress has not done so, Mr. Padilla is entitled to be charged with a crime and to have his day in court.... CHIEF JUSTICE WILLIAM H. REHNQUIST -- Ms. Martinez, the authorization passed by Congress is quite broad, and it talks about force against individuals.