Sentence examples for entitled to respond from inspiring English sources

Under the "Maxwellisation" process, they are entitled to respond to any proposed criticism of their conduct.

So is WeAreTheWorld entitled to respond in kind to the verbal abuse to which he is subjected?

There is no ethical dilemma -- it's a free market, and whoever finds the best price is entitled to respond".

Before I come on to whether and how WeAreTheWorld is entitled to respond, it is worth considering whether the person who (hypothetically) swore at him committed an offence him/herself.

He provided more detail about the planned role for Australian special forces, after Abbott said on Wednesday that they were being sent in an advisory capacity but would be armed and entitled to respond if fired upon.

Something will crystallize: what kinds of nationalism are justified or not, what kinds of intervention are justified or not, how much are great powers entitled to respond, and how.

The recipient of the subpoena is entitled to costs for responding to the subpoena, including copying costs and payment for the hours it took employees to prepare the documents.

"People are entitled to their opinions," he responded.

Many residents said Mr. Fabrizi was "only human" and entitled to some flaws, primarily because he responds to their needs.

But Mr Johnson responded: "People are entitled to misinterpret, wilfully to misconstrue what I said if they so choose.

The media are entitled to ask those questions and Strauss responded accordingly.