Sentence examples for it that entitles from inspiring English sources

What is it that entitles us to single out the linear momentum of the balls, rather than these other conserved quantities as the property that is causally relevant to their subsequent motion?

"This is a dispute between a company that is trying to protect its trademark, and make genuine use of it, and an ideology that entitles individuals (and businesses, including Jason Kneen's) to hijack existing and prospective trademark registrations for $18/year," said Mehta.

Perhaps that entitles it to deliver a slightly less profuse token of thanks.

And that entitles it to a small space at 32 Smith Square, the London base of two institutions of the European Union that U.K.I.P. wants to leave.

Sisvel, an Italian research company, apparently has some sort of patent that entitles it to shut down folks at CeBIT.

"It's the heterosexual script that entitles boys and disables girls," she said.

And that entitles them to cheat.

Gogol describes Russia as a deeply flawed and corrupt country, but it is precisely its misery and sinfulness that entitles it to mystical regeneration.

Status apart, there is no distinguishing mark of a university that I can see that entitles it to be put in a special category.

Where the National Front wins the 10% share that entitles it to go through to the second round, the result could be a three-way contest that robs the right of the votes that, in some towns, it needs for victory.Nonetheless, it is the National Front's performance that will be the most interesting.

You don't have to wear them, in the same way that you don't have to buy a ticket for the cinema and you don't have to buy an Oyster card; it's a token that entitles you to a particular service, that's all.