Sentence examples for entitled to opt from inspiring English sources

Yet Swansea's track record shows they are entitled to opt for an outsider.

The northerners are even more loth to contemplate a referendum, due in 2011, that is part of the agreement; the southerners are entitled to opt for secession and full independence.

"There's no notion in our society that religion entitles you to opt out of reasonable security measures," Broyde said.

"They chose not to be part of the new N.C.T.C. deal, so they opted out and are not entitled to the signal anymore," Abner said.

They will also be entitled to additional payments if any of the opt-out companies reach larger settlements.

Steven Spinola, president of the Real Estate Board of New York, said landlords were entitled by contract to opt out after a set period.

He's another who doesn't have much sympathy for the RG: "When people vote for you they are entitled to expect you to accept some responsibility, but I'm afraid they've opted out".

Although Mitie only provides maintenance at Medway, with the MoJ supplying the guards, it is possible that the company was worried about Medway's toxic reputation and opted not to publicise the contract win – something they are entitled to do.

It was when Mansfield opted for the procedure, Rinaldi says, that her gut told her that she was entitled to indulge in the sexual exploration she had sacrificed in her youth for a motherhood that would never materialise.

Liverpool has opted to go direct to a mayoral election without a referendum, as city councils are entitled to do.

Everyone's entitled to that.