Sentence examples for future entitled from inspiring English sources

Only a quarter of the electorate believes Britain will come through the 2015 election campaign maintaining good community relations, according to a report by British Future, entitled Year of Uncertainty, State of the Nation.

I recently read a research paper made public by the Center for an Urban Future entitled "SCALEUP NEW YORK, Creating Middle Class Jobs by Growing New York City's SmallBusinesses".

The reaction to a recent episode of my video series Digital Futures, entitled 'What it's really like to be a woman in tech', genuinely caught me by surprise.

He shall not in future be entitled to hold any position or office, or be admitted in any committee or any member or associate member of the BCCI".

The unit concludes with a section on the future of information technology entitled, The Future.

This is not inductive scepticism: let us assume (contra the inductive sceptic) that in the absence of any specific reason for thinking things should be different in the future, we are entitled to assume they will continue being the same; still we cannot dismiss a specific reason for thinking the future will be a certain way simply on the basis that things have never been that way in the past.

Present and future generations are entitled to a shred of unadulterated Arctic wilderness.

A few days later, during a keynote address entitled "Future Prospects for MR Imaging," Thomas Brady, then Director of the MGH NMR Center, presented a video acquired by postdoctoral fellow Kenneth Kwong.

The idea of eliminating taxation on individuals' dividend income, for example, is probably never going to become the subject of some future term paper entitled "How a Bill Becomes Law".

Turning from the past to the future, a chapter entitled "Managing Risky Technology" will describe the ways that workers and managers in other "high-reliability" environments like nuclear submarines work to prevent accidents.

In his opinion for the Court today, Justice Breyer offered a two-part analysis for why the plaintiffs, and other voters in future cases, were entitled to bring the election commission into court.