Sentence examples for entitled to submit from inspiring English sources

Some agents who have left the company will be entitled to submit claims for the compensation, a plaintiffs' lawyer, Michael Lieder, said in a statement.

But seldom is it as downright astigmatic as it was on July 30th, when the law lords ruled that the Serious Fraud Office (SFO) was entitled to submit to blackmail and drop its investigation, in December 2006, into alleged bribery in a Saudi Arabian arms deal.The SFO called off its gumshoes soon after they started circling the Swiss bank accounts of senior Saudi figures, and said figures squealed.

In other cases, some journals suggest that the (group of) author(s) are not entitled to submit another article for a certain period (e.g. a year or more).

If the Tribunal rules that the proposed amendment does have the effect of restricting the discretionary powers of the President, the Prime Minister is entitled to submit the bill to a national referendum for approval.

Moreover, in confronting accusations of such a high caliber, accusations with the potential to quite thoroughly ruin his or her life, the Respondent is not entitled to submit a statement authored by anyone else -- even an attorney.

If both biological parents are deceased or have terminated parental rights, then the minor's "next friend" (person legally entitled to submit the petition on the minor's behalf) may be permitted to prepare the petition.

In treating the doctrinal points of belief, (as in his Sermon upon the Trinity,) Swift systematically refuses to quit the high and pre-eminent ground which the defender of Christianity is entitled to occupy, or to submit to the test of human reason, mysteries which are placed, by their very nature, far beyond our finite capacities.

The authority is entitled to ask the operator to submit all risk information obtained from earlier steps.

If it succeeds, Dorries' debate will produce a compromise of 20 weeks, the point when David Cameron personally believes he is entitled to force women into submitting to his prejudices on foetal life.

The four were therefore entitled to retain the $16,000, they submitted.

But her patriotism would be expressed, above all, in a critical approach to her country and compatriots: she would feel entitled, and indeed called, to submit them to critical moral scrutiny, and to do so qua patriot.