Sentence examples for not fully entitled from inspiring English sources

It might also account for why the staff members seek to establish the clients' medication-related problems as conversational topics before issuing a recommendation (see Extracts 4 and 5): because the staff members are not fully entitled to discuss medication-related issues, it would be easier for them to issue a recommendation in response to a client's admission of medication non-adherence.

Clement said that if 10 years from now, there were only nine states left that didn't have gay marriage, the federal government might be fully entitled to force the remaining states to recognize such unions.

Even when people in marginalised groups are fully entitled to care, their life styles may not be in line with the requirements of services (e.g. using services within office hours, arranging and keeping appointments).

The IRB confirmed on Sunday that Graham Hughes, the TMO involved, was fully entitled to recommend a review despite the referee having not requested his help and despite the fact that Doyle had already given the try.

Mr Justice Royce said that the judge was fully entitled to admit the 2008 conviction and to conclude that it would not be right to discharge the jury.

Group Lotus and DRB Hicom have so far said they would not be drawn into commenting on the details of Mr Bahar's claim but said they were fully entitled to dismiss him and his writ would be vigorously contested.

But he is fully entitled to his opinion".

Accordingly, you are fully entitled to use the bus lanes".

He was fully entitled to offer that response.

Flamini, though, insisted that he was fully entitled to dress how he liked.

Mr. Bloomberg is fully entitled to keep aspects of his life off limits.