Sentence examples for entitled to murder from inspiring English sources

Mayang died because of a different hate crime: she was a woman in a relationship with a man who felt entitled to murder her.

I have lost friends and colleagues to terrorist attacks in both Afghanistan and Iraq and, while I think that Salma is entitled to regard these murders as "acts of resistance", I am also entitled to hold her in complete contempt for doing so.

LAHORE, Pakistan — The Pakistani government on Monday further postponed the resolution of the question of whether a C.I.A. operative being investigated for a double murder is entitled to diplomatic immunity.

"Clearly, as a fictional work, the producers of Midsomer Murders are entitled to their flights of fancy, but to claim that the English village is purely white is no longer true and not a fair reflection of our society, particularly to this show's large international audience," said the trust's director Rob Berkeley.

Those charged with, for example, murder, are presumed not entitled to bail.

The message: a fetus is a person entitled to constitutional protection, which makes abortion an act of murder.

Under Islamic criminal law, which applies to murder cases in Pakistan, victims' heirs or family members are entitled to pardon a perpetrator in exchange for monetary compensation.

"There are 3,000 unsolved murders in Northern Ireland and those families are entitled to the right to pursue justice.

The charge of second-degree murder also means that Mr. Zimmerman will not be entitled to be released on bail before his trial.

"I hadn't let out anything to him about the murder, but as long as I was with Chaplain Kirk, I thought he was entitled to hear everything".

He covered collapsed buildings, murders and perp walks, and had his own N.Y.P.D. press pass saying "John Miller is entitled to cross police and fire lines wherever formed".