Sentence examples for entitled to write from inspiring English sources

Bly reported the stories that she believed she was entitled to write.

But even if that riposte were unjustified, no country, however mighty, is entitled to write the laws of others.

"If I were in my 80s, had cured a disease and survived a war, I would be entitled to write a memoir.

Bellow is no less justified in telling his story than anyone else and is entitled to write critically of his father.

But a spokeswoman for the Electoral Commission said there was no legal requirement to use either, and voters were entitled to write in ink if they preferred.

The next thing is harder to speculate on because it would seem to pose the question of who is "entitled" to write novels about Bengali Muslims in east London or anything else: to which my answer is anyone, no matter where they come from.

They will also be entitled to written translations of all documents that are essential to exercise their right to defend themselves.

Since launching five years ago, the service has put about £112m into the pockets of armed forces families through a combination of claiming benefits they are entitled to, writing off debts for those struggling to cope and gaining grants.

Each postdoc is entitled to written evaluations at least annually and may elect to prepare an Individual Development Plan in cooperation with a supervisor.

"Although our decision substantially unravels FedEx's business model," Trott wrote in his decision, "FedEx was not entitled to 'write around' the principles and mandates of California Labor Law".

We sympathised with her position and sentiment, but her supervisor was less friendly: he said we were not even entitled to a written explanation, and told us to leave the premises.