Sentence examples for entitled to deploy from inspiring English sources

Mr Straw understands perfectly well that where people are protecting themselves or others from criminal attack they are already entitled to deploy "reasonable force".

I served five years on active duty and was deployed to Iraq twice, yet I am entitled to no long-term benefits.

It makes perfect tactical sense that the American people — and, by extension, America's enemies — are not entitled to know where troops have been or are about to be deployed.

Under the terms of its agreement with Ukraine, Russia is entitled to have 25,000 troops on the peninsula and currently has an estimated 16,000 deployed there.

The modern discourse of rights is characteristically deployed by those who see themselves or others as potential recipients, entitled to insist on certain benefits or protections.

Everyone's entitled to that.

He's entitled to try.

He's entitled to it.

"Many felt entitled to nothing".

We're entitled to ask.

You're entitled to nothing.