Sentence examples for entitled to modify from inspiring English sources
The Library of Congress, which oversees the US Copyright Office, agreed with fair use advocates who argued that vehicle owners are entitled to modify their cars, which often involves altering software.
But as time passes and insurers and employers modify their coverage, the number of plans entitled to such "grandfather status" is shrinking.
McCutcheon soothed the anxieties of the State Building Regulations Committee by persuading them that approval for ICI House need not prelude rampant development: section 214 of the Uniform Planning Regulations entitled the committee to modify rules without amending them.
Regional Authorities (ASSR) cannot modify the level of pharmaceutical coverage, but they are entitled to increase local taxes and to apply a prescription fee in order to secure an adequate funding of regional pharmaceutical demand [1].
Parents whose modified adjusted gross income is less than $110,000 are entitled to a $1,000 credit per child under the age of 17, but most received a $400 rebate check last summer for part of it.
He said that if Hungary failed to modify its laws in line with its commitments as a member of the Council of Europe, aggrieved citizens were entitled to bring a case against Hungary at the European Court of Human Rights in Strasbourg.
However, we also acknowledged that some mature adults may seek to modify their own sexual natures in a process of self-creation, and we suggested that they should be entitled to do so.
Ryle suggests the utility would consist only in its entitling us to do just that predicting, explaining, and modifying which we already do and often know that we are entitled to do.
Everyone's entitled to that.
"Many felt entitled to nothing".
