Sentence examples for is entitled to continue from inspiring English sources

The court says she is entitled to continue the lifestyle you have provided.

"The writer is entitled to continue to occupy her rent-stabilized apartment, and the landlord cannot force her out," Mr. Sokolski said.

A court in Cagliari, Sardinia, has upheld a ruling by a judge in May that Ovidio Marras, who lives by himself with his sheep and speaks only local dialect, is entitled to continue driving his flock across a track on which developers have already begun construction.

A -- Daphna Zekaria, a Manhattan tenant lawyer, said that the general rule is that a rent-stabilized tenant -- including those in buildings converted to co-ops -- is entitled to continue to receive at least the same services that were given at the beginning of the tenancy.

"The Seminoles are entitled to continue with their casinos for 20 years, and the state gets no money".

Crucially, all firms that meet the required quality standards will be entitled to continue conducting own client work".

Although the Bush administration later "clarified" that borders were a matter for negotiation, Israel swiftly assumed it was entitled to continue building within such blocs.

As more middle-class parents think they are entitled to continue with all their favourite things despite the patter of tiny feet, I wonder where this will stop?

In addition, under federal law, victims' families and people who have lost their jobs are entitled to continue their coverage at the old group rates, paying both their share of the premium and the employer's.

A. Colleen F. McGuire, a Manhattan lawyer who represents tenants, said that the rent laws provide that rent-regulated tenants are entitled to continue to receive whatever "required services" they received at the start of the tenancy.

"So if one of the three tenants moves out prior to the lease's termination," he said, "the remaining two tenants are entitled to continue in occupancy for the remainder of the lease term despite the absence of the vacating tenant".