Sentence examples for entitled to render from inspiring English sources
Strangers don't treat me this way, but doctors feel entitled to render judgments and voice their opinions.
I am free to love him or hate him, but none of that should have any bearing on whether my students are entitled to hear directly from him and render their own judgments.
They added: "The reporter was fully entitled to conclude that the cumulative impact on visual amenity was sufficient to render the proposal contrary to the development plan, and that, in itself, this justified refusal of planning permission.
Access to the system and/or its information should not be rendered impossible for those who are entitled to such access (availability breach).
Last July, the Minnesota Court of Appeals ruled that Johnson is entitled to damages from the pesticide cooperative that contaminated his fields, rendering his crop unsalable in the organic market.
"Everyone, whether he is a police officer or a civilian, is entitled to equal protection under the law and a fair investigation before any judgment is rendered," she said.
The Trial Chamber rendered its decision in December, holding that Assigned Counsel were neither entitled to withdraw nor to terminate their assignment unilaterally (Prosecutor v. Milošević 7 December 2004, para. 26).
However, fair treatment under BCOBS means you are entitled to receive fair treatment despite the limits of the contract (otherwise BCOBS would be rendered completely ineffective by the bank's terms and conditions).
Everyone's entitled to that.
