Sentence examples for able to sign it from inspiring English sources

A spokesman for the firm said: "This accord is substantively different to the version originally proposed, and as a result Primark has been able to sign it".

Referring to the Senate, he said, "Hopefully it will pass, and the president will be able to sign it into law".

Voters will be able to sign it in one of up to 10 locations, or to apply to sign by post or use a proxy.

"I'll be able to sign it and take it to Europe with me," he said, "as a symbol of the great depth of compassion that our country holds for those who suffer".

A spokesman for the firm said: "This accord is substantively different to the version originally proposed, and as a result Primark has been able to sign it". C&A, which also used the factory, has also signed up to the agreement.

As for the Kosovo conflict, we already have British defence minister Lord Gilbert's admission that at the Rambouillet peace conference the west deliberately produced a document whose terms were so onerous that they knew the Yugoslav delegation would not be able to sign it.

When I first thought about not being able to sign, I was completely nonplussed.

Williams added: "If he comes here and likes it, maybe they'll be able to sign him after that.

"Whether we're going to be able to sign him, I don't know.

"And if this goes well, we should be able to sign him for a few years".

The beta period for Timeline starts immediately: developers will have access to Timeline immediately, some users will be able to sign up for it, and the rest of Facebook's membership will see it rolled out over the next few weeks.