While in parliament, Bisset unsuccessfully introduced a Private Members Bill in 1921 whereby a widow was lawfully entitled to marry her deceased husband's brother.

In May 1634 Wentworth obtained an order from the English privy council forbidding his practice of taking percentages on the revenue to which he was not lawfully entitled; this order Mountnorris refused to obey.

Number five, Marcus Antonius is not satisfied that Caesar Octavianus is willing to allow him to recruit new troops inside Italia and Italian Gaul, as he is lawfully entitled to do.

(It is unanimously understood by the young ladies that he is lawfully entitled to this privilege, and that if Miss Twinkleton disputed it, she would be instantly taken up and transported.)

These are legal precedents that could be useful to parents who are trying to establish the reasons behind their sons' deaths and to obtain the compensation to which they are lawfully entitled.

The law, formally known as the Immigration Reform and Control Act of 1986, is designed to stem the flow of illegal aliens into this country and to preserve jobs for those who are lawfully entitled to be here.

Senior Peer Lord Bingham of Cornwall stated that "the director's decision was one he was lawfully entitled to make".

States would agree to return a hijacked aircraft to any person lawfully entitled to it and to detain the hijacker(s) under national law to be tried under a competent jurisdiction.

I agree entirely with the representations made by the Parliament that data must be kept safe and secure and can only be disclosed lawfully to people lawfully entitled to see it.

As such projects age beyond 20 years, their owners are lawfully entitled to buy their way out of future rent and dividend restrictions by paying off their outstanding mortgages.