Sentence examples for entitled to implement from inspiring English sources

Putting his rivals on the spot, Mr. Tsipras added of the loan agreement that "no government is entitled to implement it".

In the recent years, the Member States of the European Union (EU) have been entitled to implement joint projects with third countries, similar to the Kyoto Protocol's Clean Development Mechanism (CDM).

However, the vaccine coverage is uneven since the health system is decentralised and the Italian regions are entitled to implement different meningococcal vaccination policies according to local epidemiology and priorities.

Zvyagintsev selects his words slowly, as if from an expensive shelf: "If it is implemented, we should still be entitled to screen as we shot beforehand," he says.

As we implemented our obligations fully, we are entitled to benefit fully.

Our colleagues are entitled to their opinion as to how these complementary tests should be implemented, as has been stated in the recently published commentary noted in their letter.

Of note, a similar scheme to that studied here was implemented in Botswana in 1990, with all government employees entitled to a 50% subsidy from the government for health insurance.

"Ministers are entitled to pursue their policies and civil servants are expected to pursue and advise ministers in implementing their policies," he said.

Your supporters are entitled to expect that, regardless of the economic or political circumstances, you will not deviate from the agenda they elected you to implement.

The man – like many men before him, and many of those to come, unless we implement some sort of social driving theory-esque exam – is simply too horny and too entitled to be in public.

Everyone's entitled to that.