Sentence examples for entitles it from inspiring English sources

The federal suit survives, then, because even the current restrictions strike the church as onerous, because Freedom Baptist aims to outgrow its quarters in the office building and because the statute entitles it to recover its lawyers' fees.

Republicans say the city got four new Assembly seats when its population entitles it to two.

Gogol describes Russia as a deeply flawed and corrupt country, but it is precisely its misery and sinfulness that entitles it to mystical regeneration.

That performance entitles it to a strong voice in Parliament.

Perhaps that entitles it to deliver a slightly less profuse token of thanks.

In practice, the government can label any criticism against it as "divisionism", which entitles it to lock up the offenders.

This compounds an existing imbalance: Scotland already has 72 Westminster MPs although its population would entitle it to only 57.

Their main party, Hizbullah, asserted that its "divine victory" entitled it to a bigger share of power.

I think its desperate sadness and emotional maturity entitle it to neglected-masterpiece status.

"They're entitled — it's America.

Entitled "It is here", the show deals with fear and foreboding and how to overcome them.