Sentence examples for theory entitled from inspiring English sources

There and elsewhere miners and their widows are usually, in theory, entitled to pensions.

Earlier this year Mr Sizer posted a link on his Facebook page to a 9/11 conspiracy theory entitled '9/11 Israel did it'.

Besides his memoirs, Rohan was also the author of a treatise on military theory entitled Le Parfait Capitaine (1636; The Complete Captain).

All UAE citizens are in theory entitled to ask for an audience with their rulers on everything from monetary policy to marriage.

The presence of a human element remains an indispensable asset to service uptake as reflected in the emergent theory entitled Wanting the Real Thing.

And yet nothing whatsoever in democratic theory entitles us to the assumption that such a provisional consensus will emerge.

This peculiar combination of diverging policy preferences and converging unit preferences is the structural presupposition of democracy, but to repeat, nothing in democratic theory entitles us to expect such a combination.

He said CPC would in theory be entitled to damages for the breach but was not entitled to an early settlement of the deferred payment.

It was moved to act, company officials say, because Silverstein's insurance policy caps payment at $3.5 billion, yet Silverstein was propounding a theory that entitled him to $7 billion, based on the idea that two airplanes attacking two towers amounts to two separate "occurrences," entitling him to two separate payouts.

It can only be that it doesn't want to create the expectation that prisoners indefinitely detained by the United States under a law of war theory are entitled to legal representation.

That's the kind of dominance a theory is only entitled to if it produces dramatically better predictions than the theory it has crowded out: Light bend!