Sentence examples for laws entitled from inspiring English sources

One woman in Ms. Wisniewski's book was able to return to college when she learned that disability laws entitled her to a note taker for all her classes.

The court found that European data protection laws entitled a Spanish complainant, Mario Costeja González, to require Google to erase links to stories about his debt problems in the 1990s because they were no longer relevant.

Several American states have now passed laws entitling victims of "libel tourism" to counter-sue their persecutors for harassment.

"We live in a democratic society and, whatever risk these people pose, our laws entitle them to safety.

A listing of states with laws entitling residents to an extra free report can be found on the reporting agencies centralized website at www.annualcreditreport.com.

– and then to broaden it – how far is the law entitled to play God?

She later described the rulings as "settled law, entitled to all the weight precedent usually gets".

Each paid dividends that, under Canadian law, entitled R.B.C. to a robust tax benefit.

Mr. Kuby said the law entitled women to expose their breasts, particularly when participating in an artistic exhibition.

Nevertheless, the judge based his ruling against the Allstate release on a section of federal law entitled "the Older Workers Benefit Protection Actt".

He won an important legal victory in 1994, when a court ruled that Ohio's public records law entitled his group to examine Ohio State's animal research protocols.