entitle ** , auch: intitle

"The city is entitled to the help they are going to get from us."

I believe the public is entitled to have good information.

Women on the force, the county says, are entitled to the same rights as men.

I'm entitled to have a bad day once in a while.

You are entitled to a state like any other people.

Who gave them the idea they were entitled to have their way with another person?

They are entitled to know who these companies pay money out to.

According to state law, everyone is entitled to a public education until age 21.

We provide the children with the help they are entitled to get under law.

But is he not also entitled to hold a private view on the matter?

They are not entitled to know what evidence is brought against them.

He is entitled to his personal life on and off the field.

You'd think he was entitled to living with us too you know.

Members are entitled to a say in the way their society is run.

I'm entitled to a better service than the one they plan to run.

God knew she was entitled to a little time off every once in a while.

He was entitled to a couple of days off once in a while.

Children were entitled to free education up to and including university.

The man was entitled to his view of the past.

Like a man who was entitled to the love of a woman.

You're entitled to take some time off, and in fact you should.

But the Government does not believe the public is entitled to that information.

You're entitled to keep anything private that you want to.

A lot of people think that they're entitled to a job.

And a girl is certainly entitled to make herself over.