Sentence examples for is entitled to exercise from inspiring English sources

Mr. Greenstein said that by law, a board is entitled to exercise its "business judgment" in making such decisions for the co-op corporation.

Mr. Gussaroff said that there is nothing in the state or city Mitchell-Lama regulations that would prohibit a housing company from refusing to add a new individual to a lease unless and until that person is entitled to exercise succession rights.

Since nothing and no one has the power to act except the agent herself, she alone is entitled to exercise this power, if she is entitled to act.

The second is the theory of the so-called "unitary presidency," under which the President is entitled to exercise personally any or all policy discretion vested by Congress in any officer of the executive branch.

A claim is made in court that the government is entitled to exercise a power, or an individual is entitled to claim the benefit of a right, that is set out in the terms of some particular provision of the Constitution.

The acquiring person will not be entitled to exercise these rights.

The "crucial distinction here," he said, was that Delaware was entitled to exercise its police power to block an activity that it considers dangerous or a "nuisance".

"But we also understand that boards are entitled to exercise the duties of stewardship delegated to them by shareholders, without interference.

"It is our territory and we're entitled to exercise sovereignty," said Sun Peng, a 32-year-old software developer in Shanghai who has campaigned against Japan.

"Shareholders are entitled to exercise their corporate governance rights and elect a board of directors of their choice," said the committee chairmen, Van Greenfield of Blue River Capital and Leonard Tow, chairman of Citizens Communications.

"The European Court of Justice ruling in the case of Bosman is authority for the view that professional footballers are workers like anyone else and are entitled to exercise their right to Freedom of Movement when out of contract".