The phrase "able to dump the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where someone is capable of transferring or discarding data or information, often in a technical or computing environment.
Example: "The software is able to dump the current memory state for analysis."
Alternatives: "capable of transferring the" or "able to discard the".
But concern eased after the president of the European Central Bank, Jean-Claude Trichet, said Monday that Greece would not be able to dump the euro as its currency.
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But the biggest problem, critics say, was that Tepco and other members of the oversight committee appeared to assume all along that they would eventually be able to dump the contaminated water into the ocean once a powerful new filtering system was put in place that could remove 62 types of radioactive particles, including strontium.
Two AA batteries let you carry this thing in your pocket, without a computer, confident that you'll be able to dump the text into your Windows PC when you return — or even beam it to a Palm or Treo via an infrared link.
So, besides diverting the construction budgets that should have been used to upgrade the state utility, Verizon has also been able to dump the majority of expenses for "special access" or even most of the corporate expenses, including lawyers, and lobbying firms into the "Local Service" accounting, making it look unprofitable.
And finally, like our revelations about Verizon's New York's massive cross-subsidies of the wireless business where the wireless company appears to be able to dump the wireless expenses, like wires to the cell towers, into the State construction budgets and other perks, Verizon PA appears to be using the same shell game mathematics.
Cotton is far from the only crop that American farmers are able to dump on the international market at low prices thanks to federal subsidies.
Worse, the 'losses are created because many of these services, and other 'affiliates of Verizon and AT&T are able to dump expenses into the PSTN while have the revenues and profits go into other corporate buckets.
And given current legal trends, it's clear that they don't expect to be able to dump it into the atmosphere, willy-nilly, for free and forever.
And after four or five thigh-deep trips, I was finally able to dump most of the water out of my boots and look at trees again.
But if pollution is bad and you can prove it you should be stopped, you can't dump your sewer into a river and you shouldn't be able to dump pollutants into the air, and they should be stopped but I think it should be done by property rights and local controls.
