Sentence examples for not being entitled from inspiring English sources

"A lot of people have the sense of not being entitled to make changes in their homes," she continued, moving now to the living room and flopping onto the sofa.

Bercow: The bookies' favourite, Bercow was the only person on the platform who actually sounded like he was fighting an election and some of his acerbic declarations – on sexism in the chamber, on privy counsellors not being entitled to priority and on Michael Martin's poor handling of the Damian Green affair – should shore up the support he already has from Labour MPs.

"Venezuela is waiting for the national government to provide information about what happened in Haiti with the two detainees with diplomatic passports," he said in one tweet, referring to reports that they were traveling with diplomatic papers despite not being entitled to them.

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

Still, he emphasized, they would not be entitled to battlefield immunity like soldiers.

Those who took them up would not be entitled to student loans or help with accommodation.

Should we, their employers, not be entitled to know who was trying to visit which pages?

The losers, all the same, should not be entitled to hog the attention.

In which case, should we not be entitled to know more about it?

Which rights should my constituents not be entitled to any more when they are at work?

Mr. Thain will not be entitled to any retirement benefits or cash severance.