Sentence examples for entitled to create from inspiring English sources

Woods's appeals lawyer, Terence J. Clark, takes the position that Rush is probably entitled to create the painting but not to sell it or reproduce it.

The difference between TV shows and the news is that the former is entitled to create drama out of speculative notions about what happens when men and women hang out together in the inner chambers of the political tent.

Rep. Smith and other anti-citizenship activists are certainly entitled to disagree -- but they aren't entitled to create their own version of history.

Although Stone and Parker acknowledged that a volcano could not actually erupt in this Colorado town, they felt they were entitled to create the episode anyway because the Volcano film was set in Los Angeles; Stone said, "If they could do it, we could".

In effect, charities are giving donors a bigger tax deduction than they are entitled to, and creating the impression that the expense of their entertainment is minimal.

Based on your findings, write a top ten list entitled "Top Ten Ways to Create a Successful Web-Based Delivery Service".

They are entitled to believe they created the better chances, with Savage and Morten Gamst Pedersen the best players, but they ought really to have done more to quell the Burnley fans, some of whom seemed to be frothing at the mouth.

To ensure that Microsoft shares technical information with all hardware, software and computer makers that are entitled to it, Microsoft must create "a secure facility" where representatives of those companies can study it.

One of the new cooperative members, Luigi Malabarba, said: "It's social compensation; the property of those who are entitled to it – who have created the wealth".

Not a single Supreme Court justice agreed with the harebrained notion that some Florida property owners were entitled to the extra land created when the state widened the beach in front of their houses.

To oversimplify: according to Nozick, the only things a person is legitimately entitled to are things he creates by "mixing" his own labor with something that no one else possesses, such as unclaimed land or resources, and things thus created which the person acquires through exchange or as gifts.