Sentence examples for entitled to target from inspiring English sources

There is one question that needs to be answered: Why are these men viewing women as the people they are motivated to and feel entitled to target?

But by that theory, Hamas would have been entitled to target virtually any government building in Israel on the ground that its office workers indirectly supported the IDF.

Surely, at very least, the public is entitled to know how many targets have so far been achieved?

Honest citizens are entitled to own guns for hunting, target shooting or collection (without firing-pins), but mass killers are not.

In his usual style, Mr Chávez offhandedly slipped the announcement into the middle of a speech lasting several hours, which all radio and television stations were required to carry.Legally, before a company can be nationalised, the legislature must declare the expropriation "in the public interest", and the target is entitled to present a defence and receive fair and prompt compensation.

They said the government's interpretation of the laws and regulations at issue, expressed in supporting briefs filed in various courts, had been a moving target and were entitled to little deference.

The chief executive and the management committee would have been entitled to a full bonus if that target was achieved.

If the private debt collectors met the target they would be entitled to keep $330 million.

And a unit will target migrants claiming benefits they are not entitled to.

Shell is embroiled in a new pay row after the company said its board – including Cook and van der Veer – would receive shares worth about £3.6m despite missing performance targets, meaning they were entitled to nothing.

Under the plans, companies would lease motorways and trunk roads from the government, maintaining and perhaps improving them by adding lanes, for which - as long as they meet targets - they would be entitled to a share of road taxes.