Sentence examples for team entitled from inspiring English sources

In a note from the investment bank's equity strategy team entitled "When should we buy?", they explain that in those last two cases "markets struggled and it was difficult to make money" but they do have some lessons to share.

One proposal from a Dutch team, entitled The Game is On!, honed in on the vibrancy of Dharavi's street life – the children's cricket matches, tea sellers, and fruit vendors – as the starting point for gradually improving living conditions.

Clinging on to a two-point lead in the deciding Test against a New Zealand team entitled before this tour to call themselves the best in the world, England scrambled over the winning line thanks to key players digging deep when they had to.

The two clubs and relevant bodies are set to discuss ticket allocation for such a high-profile match, with the away team entitled to 15% of the ground's capacity under competition regulations, which would mean around 9,000 Spurs fans making the short journey to the Emirates Stadium for a fixture which could yet be selected to be televised over the weekend of January 4/5.

When a player is released and signs with another team, his original team is entitled to reduce its payment to the player, based on a set formula.

After Warne took to social media to defend himself, opener Aaron Finch said on Monday the team were entitled to celebrate.

If a restricted free agent signs elsewhere, then his previous team is entitled to compensation which comes in the form of draft picks.

But Lynch's spokesman said HP's due diligence team was entitled to inspect all documents, and if there were documents they did not see, it was only because they were not asked for.

"He just said: 'Go out there … and have a little bit of a nibble.'" Nonetheless, the home team were entitled to be disappointed – and not with the crowd, which though nearly 40,000 short of that which watched them lose 74-6 thethe All Blacks in November, was still one of the largest ever to watch a game of rugby in the US.

Of course this team feels entitled.

In the event of an early crash, teams are entitled to a restart, which raises this question: Is it enough to follow the rules of competition, or does the spirit of competition matter?