Sentence examples for entitled to remove from inspiring English sources

Lowry, like McIlroy, is perfectly entitled to remove his name from the Olympic golf reckoning.

But the court ruled that the party was entitled to remove him based on other public statements.

On doing so, the player is entitled to remove from the board (capture) one adverse counter, but not one that is in a mill.

If the executive power fails to provide the conditions under which the people can enjoy their rights under natural law, then the people are entitled to remove him, by force if necessary.

I did some research, and discovered that, under the Commonhold and Leasehold Reform Act 2002, we were entitled to remove Peverel OM and set up our own company to manage the block, known as a "Right to Manage" (RTM) company.

Can you describe the terms under which this can occur?... Mitch Horowitz, Manhattan A Mary Ann Hallenborg, a Manhattan lawyer and the author of "New York Tenants' Rights" (Nolo, 2002), said that under the "luxury decontrol" provision of the rent laws, once a tenant's rent is $2,000 a month or more, the landlord may be entitled to remove the apartment from regulation.

Police documents which had previously been redacted are expected to be seen in full for the first time, after the force had previously argued it was entitled to edit statements to remove comment and hearsay.

The families have always accused South Yorkshire Police of conducting a cover-up of their own culpability, while the force has argued it was entitled to edit the statements, to remove comment and hearsay.

"If someone squats your home, you're legally entitled to break back in and remove them using reasonable force," he said.

If they are rude to you, be polite but firm that you are entitled to be there too (but still remove the crying baby).

Critics of the government's policy have pointed out that, as EU citizens, those removed will be perfectly entitled to come back to France whenever they like.