Sentence examples for entitled to replace from inspiring English sources
Mr. Nadery had finished two five-year terms as a commissioner and the president was legally entitled to replace him, Mr. Faizi said.
Therefore, if a government abuses its trust and violates the people's fundamental rights particularly the right to property the people are entitled to rebel and replace that government with another to whose laws they can willingly give their consent.
The government had exercised its powers under Section 408 of The Companies Act, 1956 which entitles it to replace a company board with a view to safeguarding the interests of shareholders or the public at large.
Therefore, Al was entitled to lift Ben's ball, and Ben was permitted to replace it himself.
Failed repairs After one failed attempt by the retailer to repair or replace a faulty item, you are entitled to a refund or price reduction.
Fresh sod replaced the affected areas, and players are entitled to free relief if their putt must cross through them.
When a landlord has to replace a detector that was damaged by a tenant, lost or stolen, he is entitled to reimbursement.
These would be replaced by paid standby contracts, where workers would be paid for the time spent on standby – and if not, would be entitled to work elsewhere.
Everyone's entitled to that.
"Many felt entitled to nothing".
