Sentence examples for entitled to operate from inspiring English sources
At the opening of a new week-long court martial on Tuesday, prosecutor Timothy Cray insisted that, despite the mystique surrounding the special forces, it was not entitled to operate above the law.
Legally, he is entitled to operate a religious institution there; the project required no zoning approval, though it was voluntarily presented to Manhattan's Community Board 1, which approved it in May 2010.
These supervisors were neither qualified, nor legally entitled to independently operate a pharmacy, but were qualified for treating minor illnesses and administering injections.
Renren contends that this is effectively the same since it entitles Renren to operate the company and receive all of the economic benefits of the operation.
That rate also applies to businesses and others entitled to depreciation allowances that operate autos for charitable, medical or moving purposes.
The weekend after returning from Kentucky, Siero initiated Buczynski and Slater through all three degrees of the Gardnerian tradition, entitling them to operate as high priests of their own covens.
The husband-and-wife team of Dan and Rebecca Matthias (he is the chairman and chief executive; she is the president and chief operating officer) are entitled to the services of a "sample sewer" -- a company seamstress -- "for the personal fitting of clothes," according to a recent regulatory filing.
Public officials are entitled to limited immunity from lawsuits when they are operating in their official capacity.
The bank concluded that you were now operating a business that was not entitled to free banking.
For instance, Mr. Eisenberg said, a company with $100 million in net operating losses would be entitled to about $35 million in lower federal taxes when it eventually became profitable.
