Sentence examples for however entitled from inspiring English sources

You are, however, entitled to politeness and civility, provided you extend your crush the same entitlements.

(A newly planned exhibition, however, entitled "Manhattan Skyline," is scheduled for January).

The sponsor is, however, entitled to vote for members of the board.

They are, however, "entitled to receive a gift of a crisp $100 bill" even if their strategies failed.

Mr Nicholson is, however, entitled to point out that such things were not found in any of the dozens of other hospitals under his watch.

One is, however, entitled to doubt whether General Garner, the American governor-general designate of liberated Iraq, is the new, successful TE Lawrence.

The contract for UK-born Bailey, however, entitles him to receive an allowance worth £53,000 more than the perk awarded to Ahrendts, who recently went to work for Apple as its head of retail.

However,all workers are still entitled to certain rights like a minimum wage and the right not to be discriminated against.

MPs from all parts of the UK would, however, be entitled to take part in the final Commons vote passing the bill into law.

Under the Neutrality Treaty the United States and Panama guarantee the permanent neutrality of the canal, with nondiscriminatory tolls and access for all nations; U.S. and Panamanian warships, however, are entitled to expeditious passage.

This stratum, from the mid-2nd century defined in law as "the more honourable," honestiores, was minutely subdivided into degrees of dignity, the degrees being well advertised and jealously asserted; the entire stratum, however, was entitled to receive specially tender treatment in the courts.