Sentence examples for entitled to resolve from inspiring English sources

In India, all Muslims are entitled to resolve issues of family law — marriage, divorce and questions of inheritance, alimony and child support — according to Shariah, the moral and religious code described in the Quran.

This is not the place to resolve how Hume is entitled to the normative character of these rules (see Martin 1993).

Until then, the government had offered a concession – if you had waited more than six months for your claim to be resolved, you were entitled to work and support yourself.

Denise Rundle, a manager of support services at Microsoft, said that the company has been investing heavily in improved tech support and added that callers whose problems are not resolved may be entitled to a refund of the support charge.

New Yorkers are entitled to have the matter wrapped up as quickly as possible, to resolve any doubts about Mr. Bruno and about those charged with investigating him.

We've got to resolve this problem ultimately by being able to return those who are not entitled to claim asylum back to their countries of origin".

"I believe that the citizens of the State of Israel are entitled to go to the polling stations after this matter has already been resolved," Mr. Lieberman's statement said.

It has been clear for years that banks should be doing more to resolve claims fairly and make it as quick and easy as possible for people to get back the money they're entitled to.

"Before we could resolve our differences, David filed a lawsuit insisting upon money that SV Angel does not believe he is entitled to receive".

Pakistani and American officials said Wednesday that they were particularly eager to resolve the case before the Lahore High Court could rule on whether Mr. Davis should be granted diplomatic immunity — a protection that American officials insisted he was entitled to.

Everyone's entitled to that.