Sentence examples for it will be entitled from inspiring English sources

If the Commission concludes that compliance with the Privacy Shield is no longer ensured by the U.S., despite its requests, it will be entitled to initiate the procedure leading to suspension or repeal of the adequacy decision.

It will be entitled Too Big To Fail, and was apparently sold for a six-figure sum.

It will be entitled to millions more in official funding, known as Short money, as well as extra staffing.

It will be entitled 'The Most Unforgettable Character I Have Met' and it will present Joe Gould as an unusual but lovable old man.

It still owns the prized F1 grid slot and if it can make it to the start of next season it will be entitled to an estimated £34m of prize money.

While Darpa will not own a stake in Gazelle, it will be entitled either to royalties on products developed by the company or to cash payments that will vary depending on the value of Gazelle's stock.

If he pleads it defectively, or shows in some way that he relies upon it, he will be entitled, under our Code, to amend by setting out the statute, or such parts of it as he relies on, as was done in the case of Railroad Co. v. Nix, 68 Ga.

No, that is not a euphemism for "second class members," it means they will be entitled to go to Academy screenings and won't even have to pay membership dues.

Instead there is a bewildering complexity, even around fundamental questions such as the way the new spending cap of £72,000 will be measured and exactly who will be entitled to it, and when.

And if it does all work out, Ofcom will be entitled to feel just a little smug.

If the holding came about by permissible and title-conferring modes of action, the possessor will be entitled to it.