Sentence examples for entitled to proceed from inspiring English sources

But the United States Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit, in New Orleans, ruled last year that the plaintiffs were entitled to proceed in state court under the Texas law.

"We chart no new course," Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg said today in holding that Mr. Lee was entitled to proceed in federal court despite technical violations of state court rules in his initial request for a delay.

Brigid was entitled to proceed under Rule 28a even though she was playing her next stroke from a spot nearer the hole than where her ball came to rest.

However, Attorney General John Larkin QC, responding on behalf of the department, argued that it was entitled to proceed with caution "on this difficult, fraught area".

Proponents of the distribution idea usually include the condition that recipients would only be entitled to proceeds once RBS's share price had reached break-even for the state (although Cable did not mention that in his speech on Wednesday).

In Superior Court in Los Angeles on Tuesday, Ms. Dick sued Electric Shepherd Productions, the company run by Dick's daughters, from earlier marriages, Laura Leslie and Isa Dick-Hackett, saying she is entitled to proceeds from those two novels under the terms of her divorce agreement with the author, who died in 1982.

The new research bureau in the Treasury will be entitled to the proceeds of a new tax on banks.

However, when Mr. Trump sold the Riviera shares in April 2004, the company, which was entitled to the proceeds, simply canceled the option, without explanation.

Warner Johnston, a spokesman for the Empire State Development Corporation, which administered the grants made by Governor Pataki, said that under the terms of the grants, the museum was free to sell the building, and the state was not entitled to any proceeds.

So there are no grounds for arguing that an "unreasonable veto" would entitle us to proceed on the basis of a presumed Security Council authorisation.

After the war, Mackenzie King was asked by the British Government which prominent Canadians should be appointed to the Imperial Privy Council, entitling them to proceed their names with "The Right Honourable".