Sentence examples for able to seek a from inspiring English sources
Not everyone will be able to seek a "negotiated firing".
And, as this lease has already capped the costs at $650, the landlord probably would not be able to seek a permanent rent increase.
Mr. Popov said he would work to quickly finish his doctorate since he will now be able to seek a job legally.
Whether the Mets might be able to seek a larger role, perhaps in the construction of a soccer stadium near Citi Field, is unclear.
A woman would be able to seek a divorce on grounds of adultery, as a man has long been able to do, without proving bigamy, cruelty or incest.
Had the court ruled the legislation illegal, Mr. Einhorn might then have been able to seek a reversal of the extradition order.
Prosecutors were not able to seek an indictment before 1999 because the accuser's mother would not allow her son to testify in court.
The poor will not be able to seek an exemption from local authorities as they now can when threatened by illness, job loss or eviction.
He believes that Mr. Rowhani, a president with a moderate face, might be able to seek an open-ended agreement on Iran's nuclear program that would reduce tensions and ease sanctions now, while leaving Iran room for development of nuclear weapons at some point in the future.
"As a result we've had a triple-digit annual growth and we've been able to seek out a top investor that shares our energy, drive and entrepreneurial spirit".
