Sentence examples for able to place at from inspiring English sources

By Election Day, the opposition parties were able to place at least two trained monitors at every polling station in the country.

Wildlife will continue to suffer the effects of secondary poisoning because the pest control industry will still be allowed to use these same dangerous rodenticides in bait boxes they are able to place at their own discretion, without any oversight.

The EPSILON-OPTIMAL algorithm, used in present study, is able to place at least as many pairs of residues under the distance d + ε as an optimal superposition places under the distance d.

On one estimate, providing coverage for all uninsured US residents would have cost US$100 billion a year before the financial crisis hit: just half the annual direct cost of the country's military adventure in Iraq (Leonhardt 2007) and a small fraction of the sums that the US government was able to place at risk, in short order, to bail out financial institutions (Barofsky 2009).

"People want to be able to place themselves at the scene — see what the soldiers saw at the time of the battle," said Mr. Hurwitz, noting that such imaginings would be impossible should houses be erected.

No one has ever been able to place her at the crime scene.

By 2009, virtually all the witnesses who might have been able to place him at Sobibór were dead.

But Mr Putin stuck firmly to his position: both sides are to blame, and any push from the West to unseat Mr Assad risks igniting civil war.That Russia has been able to place itself at the centre of Syria's grim drama shows, in one sense, the success of its strategy.

But investigators were never able to place him at the New Jersey mailboxes where the anthrax letters were dropped, and the case against him relied at its heart on the scientific evidence linking the anthrax in Dr. Ivins's laboratory to the spores used in the attacks.

Place Insights has grown out of Foursquare's new location system — called Pilgrim — which is able to place users at locations with confidence even if they don't check in.

Diane Dorney, director of enrichment and advising for the Morehead-Cain FoundatInn, says "In working with InternMatch, we are able to place students at companies that are changing the way we interact with the world and each other every day.