Sentence examples for entitled to complete from inspiring English sources

There are so many ways to get around the New York Times paywall (or, as someone called it when it debuted, its pay fence) but if you subscribe to the NYT on your Amazon Kindle, you are now "entitled to complete online coverage of breaking news, articles, videos, audio clips, multimedia and blogs on NYTimes.com" free of charge.

"I doubt anyone will be intimidated by him," he said, "but if it gives anyone pause, they are always welcome to give to Freedom's Watch — all of our donors are entitled to complete anonymity by law".

"Journalists are not entitled to promise complete confidentiality.

The remand of this cause to the Supreme Court of Louisiana in the manner indicated would not mean that the [p481] relator necessarily is entitled to a complete release.

He has not only allowed a case about a leak to morph into a case about press freedom ("Journalists are not entitled to promise complete confidentiality", he recently asserted. "No one in America is").

The American people are entitled to a complete reporting of the facts.

There were following possible random errors on measurements of determinants: The history of ethnic group was generally very accurate because only Aboriginals were entitled to a complete waiver for partial co-payment if treated by a doctor.

He was clearly exceptionally talented and possessed a vision for his music that bordered on obstinacy: not only had he produced, arranged, performed every instrument and composed all but one song on his 1978 debut album For You, he had also somehow contrived to get a record contract with Warner Brothers that entitled him to complete artistic control, almost unheard of for a new artist.

The public is entitled to know the complete truth.

Even were I to accept the Court's holding that the New York rule is unconstitutional, I should agree with my Brother CLARK that what Jackson is entitled to is a complete new trial.

These courses will be compulsory and if you want to claim £57.90 a week - the maximum 18-24 year-olds searching for work are entitled to - you'll need to complete these courses in the first three weeks of unemployment.