Sentence examples for entitled to check from inspiring English sources

The police just aren't entitled to "check your identity" – whatever that means.

They will be able to recruit by mail, email or phone, but the party will be entitled to check any recruit, as well as identify if they are on the electoral roll.

The club is entitled to check the wording of Ashton's contract to see whether a conduct clause had been breached, but it will stand by a player who struggles to control the almost nuclear energy he generates going into a game.

The security agents at the airport serving the nation's capital--bare seconds of air distance from Capitol Hill, the Pentagon, the White House--did not feel entitled to check the identities of veiled women.

"If that's the case, each of them would be entitled to a check for 400percentt of their one-way fare from Washington to Cleveland, with a maximum of $1,300 per person," he told me.

Nevertheless, some independent-minded observers think the Brotherhood should accept that provided the courts are independent, judges are entitled to put checks on the legislature, especially if it is dominated by a single ideology.

That means he's entitled to priority check-in, "economy plus" seating when available and other benefits.

They took menial jobs and began a long wait for resolution, knowing that if they were declared officially 'innocent,' they would be entitled to hefty checks from the state for their wrongful imprisonment.

Your late husband is entitled to receive a check, assuming he lived in the United States before his death, according to Mark Luscombe, principal analyst at CCH.

If you do not return to repay the loan on payday, or if you don't transfer the funds back to the lender electronically, the lender is entitled to deposit the check or withdraw funds online.

Night shifters are also entitled to regular health checks, but not all of them know it.