Sentence examples for entitled to prevent from inspiring English sources
Most copyright owners make very small amounts from their work, and they should be entitled to prevent low quality copies from being distributed on YouTube if they wish.
Companies should be entitled to prevent staff from wearing any garments making a religious, political or philosophical statement, she said, in the run-up to a landmark ruling expected from the EU's highest court this year.
We are entitled to prevent voluntary suicide.
"Conversely, that means that a church should not be entitled to prevent other institutions or the state from recognising them either.
While the defendant is entitled to an jury instruction forbidding adverse inferences from his or her failure to testify, a defendant is not entitled to prevent such an instruction.
The FA hopes doubling the 9,000 seats Poland are entitled to will prevent away fans from buying home tickets.
The claimants are arguing that while the police are entitled to act to prevent a breach of the peace, in this case they were over-zealous in suppressing oppositional views to the royal wedding".
It has also tightened up the right-to-buy scheme, capping the discounts that tenants are entitled to, in order to prevent more stock slipping away.
Only those who have a legal interest in the affected land can sue; an exception was made in Khorasandjian v Bush, where the Court of Appeal held that a woman living in her mother's house was entitled to an injunction to prevent telephone harassment despite having no legal interest in the property.
Verroken recently advised players from a Premier League club with a presentation on the dangers of supplements, entitled: "How to prevent my career from going down the toilet".
If you prevail on a misappropriation claim, you may be entitled to an injunction (preventing your competitor from continuing to use the trade secret information), a gag order (preventing the defendant from disclosing the trade secret information), monetary damages, court costs, and attorney's fees.
