Sentence examples for entitled to settle from inspiring English sources

But that doesn't mean they are entitled to settle, work or claim benefits.

In his broadcast debate with the deputy prime minister Nick Clegg, the Ukip leader, Nigel Farage, repeatedly raised the issue, warning 485 million people across the EU – many from very poor countries – were entitled to settle "unconditionally" in the UK.

Hopefully, the above list should convince the reader that free trade is, at the very least, an extremely complicated question, and by no means something that anyone is entitled to consider simply settled.

When my father died, my mother decided that, although under British law she was entitled to everything, she wanted to settle things according to Islamic law so she could "die with a clear conscience".

The American public is entitled to know when lawsuits are settled.

The diocese says it is entitled to the property and has a right to settle church disputes without state interference.

Those who've been in the country for less time will also be entitled to stay and become eligible for U.K. settled status.

If the firm were to pay $2.2 billion to settle the case, the Pritzkers would be entitled to about $550 million.

WorldCom also won approval for the plan from creditors, who were entitled to vote on it again after the company settled with dissident bondholders.

Unlike adopters, kinship carers aren't entitled to paid leave from work to help the children settle in with them.

He had been entitled to stay there at the taxpayers' expense but has since settled the bill himself.