Sentence examples for title entitles from inspiring English sources

"He will not assume that his second slam title entitles him to walk with any more of a strut," he writes.

Title IX entitles alleged perpetrators and alleged survivors of sexual violence alike to a fair and impartial disciplinary process, and OCR is supposed to hold universities accountable for violating the law.

In the eleven-page conclusion to Title IV, entitled "Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy," we at last reach one of Obama's big priorities.

Others are captivated by another ironic relic: Any castle that was the head of a medieval barony may still carry a feudal title, "which theoretically entitles the new owner to be called Baron or Baroness so-and-so," says Simpson. "It's quite meaningless, but to an enthusiast, it can be a turn-on".

This means the school qualifies for Title I, which entitles it to resources necessary to address education funding inequity.

The game ends with Neku abandoning his headphones, before a title card appears entitled "The World Begins with You".

The original title song was entitled "Mr. Kiss Kiss, Bang Bang", taken from an Italian journalist who in 1962 dubbed agent 007 as Mr. Kiss Kiss, Bang Bang.

"The EEOC is not speaking for the United States and its position about the scope of Title VII is entitled to no deference beyond its power to persuade," the DOJ brief reads.

I think it's OK if you've won the title and you're entitled to celebrate.

Brendan Rodgers's side have racked up 24 goals across those last six league fixtures, an incredible return that underlines why they are not just legitimate title contenders but also entitled to stake a claim to be the most enjoyable team to watch in the Premier League at the moment.

As title holders, Manchester City were entitled to defend the Cup Winners' Cup in the 1970 71 season.