Sentence examples similar to is entitled to complain from inspiring English sources

He also says that he was entitled to complain about the reception Megrahi received when he returned to Tripoli.

He also says that he was entitled to complain about the reception Magrahi received when he returned to Tripoli.

KK, Stockport You too are entitled to complain - not about poor performance, but about being sold the wrong product.

The referee, Michael Oliver, decided against brandishing another red card and Wenger was entitled to complain about it afterwards.

(See 4.07pm) * He said Clare Short was entitled to complain in her book about the way cabinet government operated under Blair.

And whatever else is said of the late Muammar el-Qaddafi, Saddam Hussein and Osama bin Laden, their shades are entitled to complain about Western hypocrisy.

The idea that once you have paid for something you are entitled to complain about it is much in evidence at the gym, where whining about the facilities has become wildly popular of late.

Mark Hughes was entitled to complain about Lovren's elbowing offence but the most disappointing aspect for Stoke's manager must be their inability to cause more problems in the final third of the pitch.

Victoria Martin-Iverson from the Refugee Rights Action Network said Nauruans were entitled to complain about their government's deal with Australia, but that they should not take their anger out on the refugees.

With regard to the strikes in particular, the concept of students as consumers would mean we were entitled to complain about the quality of the service we received, and get our money back without any improvements to the "service" at all.

The defence was put under pressure, but a Rangers defender invariably won every ball in the air inside their area, particularly at corner kicks - although Allan was entitled to complain about the pieces of paper thrown at him by the home fans when he lined up to take a corner at one edge of the pitch.