Sentence examples for entitled to monitor from inspiring English sources

The ECB is certainly entitled to monitor the creditworthiness of its debtors.

Individuals who have used e-mail tracking services say they feel entitled to monitor their own correspondence in a medium where it is so easily passed along or ignored.

According to Article 15 of the Helsinki Declaration, RECs are also entitled to monitor the progress of approved studies [ 27].

Once children are formally adopted, for instance, the state is no longer entitled to closely monitor their well-being.

The group is entitled to place monitors on any union-covered shoot that uses animals — and is empowered to shut down a production that hurts an animal.

Tempora, the name for the GCHQ operation that allows storage and analysis of the flood of metadata that leaves the UK and returns via fibre-optic technology, means that William Hague would be legally entitled to authorise the  "monitoring" of Mr Salmond simply because his communications were technically "abroad" at the moment of interception.

"But it is crucial for the community to be aware of what they are entitled to, and to be involved in monitoring the implementation of housing standards".

Under the Geneva Conventions of 1949, prisoners of war are entitled to be visited by international monitors in a private setting.

Everyone is entitled to their opinion, but these people need to at least be monitored for possible criminal association.

They were entitled to protection under the Third Geneva Convention and their status was supposed to be monitored by international observers.

Apollo charges monitoring fees to some of the companies it owns, arguing that it is entitled to collect on the consulting and advice it provides these companies.