Sentence examples for entitled to point from inspiring English sources

Mr. Putin and other Russian representatives are perfectly entitled to point this out.

Mr Nicholson is, however, entitled to point out that such things were not found in any of the dozens of other hospitals under his watch.

On the other hand Pochettino was entitled to point out that Tottenham had not only been 2-1 up at the time but were well in control.

Abramovich might feel entitled to point to Arsenal's eight years without an honour and ask where keeping faith with Wenger has got them.

He is humble enough to feel honoured rather than insulted to be called a poor man's Arsène Wenger and would be entitled to point out that in terms of available resources he has usually been poor indeed.

And old Europe is entitled to point out that if new Europe wants the economic and security benefits afforded by the EU (as it clearly does) it will have to give, as well as take.

"Everyone's entitled to their point of view," Mr. Davis said later, after he assured the delegates that "we will solve this problem".

He's entitled to his point of view, clearly, but as players we don't need telling how important it is to play with intelligence as well as aggression.

He often says he recognises that is somebody's experience, or that everyone is entitled to a point of view, or that yes, there have been failures and mistakes in a general way.

"Mr Frantzen is entitled to his point of view but I think few thoughtful people will share it," says Ward. "As a 55-year-old writer, he may feel he can live out the remaining years of his life in comfort, while ignoring the risks that climate change will pose to those who are poorer or younger than him.

AIPAC is certainly entitled to its point of view.