Sentence examples for entitled to form from inspiring English sources

Given that the Tories do not have a majority, he is entitled to form a government and to try to get a Queen's speech through the Commons.

After exposure to secret intelligence reports, the commission chairman, Mr Justice Collins, declared that "the government was entitled to form the view that there was and still is a public emergency".

It is also planned that those politicians who do not want to join the power-sharing government should - if their parties are strong enough - be entitled to form an official opposition.

He also made it clear to the rank and file that they were not entitled to form their own union.

The principle of retroversion of the sovereignty to the people stated that, in the absence of the legitimate monarch, power returned to the people; they were entitled to form a new government.

The way I see it, marriage should be (and always should have been) any union of two people who together are legally entitled to form a domestic partnership (a cohabiting and/or sexual relationship between two people who have expressed to one another their intention to continue in such relationship for the long-term).

He will be entitled to try to form a new government first and to put his plan to parliament.

Mr Clegg has previously intimated that, in the event of a hung parliament, a party which secured the most votes and seats would be entitled to try to form a government.

I had never heard that journalists were entitled to any form of concessional access.

I believe the Kurds need and are entitled to some form of protection.

Moreover, there are 2.5 million unemployed workers who have been out of a job for so long that they are no longer entitled to any form of state support.