Sentence examples for morally entitled from inspiring English sources

Any legitimate government that protects individual rights is morally entitled to depose it.

What if some feel more morally entitled to the assets than others?

The vice chancellor wrote that Mr. Rosenkranz believed he was "morally" entitled to this money for building this company.

In his letter, Goodwin made it plain that he feels he is legally and morally entitled to his full pension.

Even if we don't value those rights for ourselves, are we morally entitled to vote them away from those (UK citizens, not foreign residents) who do?

In his letter, Goodwin said he felt legally and morally entitled to his full pension and Myners had supported his decision to waive 15 months of his salary.

They are important new ideas from humanity, and morally, you are entitled to them.

And yet, the circumstances of conception don't change the fact that a child in the womb is a separate and unique human being, morally and ethically entitled to the same rights as you and I.

All persons are morally obligated or entitled to have this kind of self-respect.

Alexy has pointed out the confusions and inconsistencies in Kant's attempts to evade the classic position that laws whose injustice is sufficiently grave can and should be denied to have the legal character predicable of laws that citizens and courts, precisely as courts, are morally and juridically entitled to treat as or as if they are—not law.

In the Strict Father view of the world, Barack Obama is the head of the family, and Assad the misbehaving child: Obama isn't merely entitled, but morally obliged to punish him, in order to ensure the future health of the family.