Sentence examples for entitlement to being from inspiring English sources

In the rest of Spain, the question of Barça's entitlement to being considered the best club in the world wasn't under discussion.

All of this leads to a huge sense of entitlement to being not only comfortable, but correct, at all times.

Venus and her sister had already been provided quite enough entitlement to be themselves.

The later chapters reflect a relieved sense of entitlement to be where he is.

After an outcry, he agreed for his pension entitlement to be halved.

"We need someone with proven conservative leadership experience, not entitlement, to be able to represent us and lead us".

Given it concerned a fairly recent conviction in 2012, clearly the sex offender has no entitlement to be delisted.

And to the people who have followed my career there is an entitlement to be dealt with in an honest fashion.

In this sense, they were typical of the enormous, invisible underclass of people who are American in every respect except for the legal entitlement to be here.

The entitlement to be the one who is heard, believed and respected has silenced so many women who may never be heard in so many cases.

Linda Cregan, chief executive of the Children's Food Trust, supported the call for free school meal entitlement to be extended to all families receiving universal credits.