Sentence examples for reasonably entitled from inspiring English sources

"I am entirely satisfied that the Secretary of State was and remains reasonably entitled to hold a reasonable suspicion and a reasonable belief that CF had engaged in terrorism-related activity," he added.

Both business and consumers are reasonably entitled to be able to plan.

In a highly subjective evaluative process, the admitting entity is reasonably entitled to have the final word.

"With all the major terrorist outrages in the world currently being carried out by Muslims, I think the rest of us are reasonably entitled to have concerns about what is beating in their religious hearts.

Writing in the Sun on Monday, MacKenzie said: "With all the major terrorist outrages in the world currently being carried out by Muslims, I think the rest of us are reasonably entitled to have concerns about what is beating in their religious hearts.

"The school was reasonably entitled to regard the arrangement as inequitable and unsustainable".

So long as they're compassionate, they may reasonably conclude, they're entitled after all to feel superior.

Hundreds of women qualify to be in the class of those who can seek a piece of the $40 million, and they are entitled -- "as reasonably necessary" -- to use those statistics to bolster their claims.

Should the measure become law, victims will be entitled to be "reasonably heard" throughout the case against the accused.

Under the bill victims will be entitled to be "reasonably heard" throughout the case against the accused.

In Giggs's case, United's most decorated player is far too savvy to have assumed it would be a seamless progression and, though anyone with his collection of medals is probably entitled to a reasonably high self-opinion, it would be a disappointment if he had pinned all his hopes on coaching at elite level.