Sentence examples for exclusively entitled from inspiring English sources

Dreamers could apply for these visas under what Curbelo described as a "merit system," but they would not be exclusively entitled to them.

(a) Before due presentment for registration of transfer of a certificated security in registered form or of an instruction requesting registration of transfer of an uncertificated security, the issuer or indenture trustee may treat the registered owner as the person exclusively entitled to vote, receive notifications, and otherwise exercise all the rights and powers of an owner.

In addition to this, Stone Sour released a live album of their concert in Moscow exclusively on iTunes, entitled Live in Moscow.

"What we have here is a state trying to establish its own foreign policy," Deputy Solicitor General Edwin S. Kneedler told the justices, arguing that the troublesome issue of recovering insurance benefits to which Holocaust survivors are entitled was "exclusively a matter for the national government".

In 2005, she wrote the first guidebook written exclusively for young women, entitled 20 Something, 20 Everything.

The article proposes an evaluation of a training program entitled "female engineer" designed exclusively for high school girls.

The BCC contends that the words "Loch Ness" and "glamping" are generic to the wider public and questions how anybody can be entitled to claim them exclusively as their own.

However, "in recent years, and particularly in the aftermath of the unprecedented financial and critical success of the films, defendants have, with increasing boldness, engaged in a continuing and escalating pattern of usurping rights to which they are not entitled — rights which belong exclusively to plaintiffs," claims the suit.

"It is important for retailers to understand that they are under no obligation to introduce competitor products into HB freezer cabinets and that they are fully entitled to continue stocking exclusively HB ice creams if they feel their interests and those of their customers are best served in this way," Unilever said.

It is British Political life, not exclusively Scottish - so you are perfectly entitled to comment.

When I ask about the controversy surrounding Girls – the suggestions that its first series was insufficiently racially diverse and focused exclusively on a privileged world full of entitled characters – she claims "not to really know much of what it is, because I honestly don't read much about it".