Sentence examples for entitled to enter from inspiring English sources

You have lost something very precious". Even the monarch is not entitled to enter your home without permission, he added.

He said he was entitled to enter the debate on Scottish independence as he was concerned about the currency issue, but that the EU debate was "quite different".

Caveat emptor, let the buyer beware, was a natural consequence of such a principle, since the parties were entitled to enter into a contract as they chose.

This had been so exclusive that not even the pre-revolutionary dictator, Fulgencio Batista, had been entitled to enter, on the grounds that he was of mixed race.

Unless a pact is agreed, only the Greek Cypriot government will be entitled to enter the soon-to-be 25-nation European Union.

For the child refugees stranded in France but entitled to enter the UK – estimated to be as high as 2,000 – it promises to be a disquieting Christmas.

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PPL Montana also maintains that this doctrine protects each state's sovereignty by barring any state from retroactively claiming more than it was entitled to upon entering the Union.

Tickets generally allow for re-entry into the park, and Disneyland Paris uses UV hand-stamps (as opposed to fingerprinting at Walt Disney World) to verify that you are entitled to re-enter, and cut down on ticket swapping.

During the hearing on 22 June, Galliano, who was entitled not to enter a plea under French law, said in mitigation: "They are not views that I hold or believe in.

But until you come back you are entitled to that basic right to enter the United Kingdom".