Sentence examples for be able to arrest from inspiring English sources

They won't be able to arrest you.

Washington policymakers may not be able to arrest this post-bubble downturn.

"Yesterday, we stripped his immunity, and now law enforcement agencies will be able to arrest him," he said.

Phil Gormley, the NCA deputy director general, said: "Are we going to be able to arrest our way out of this problem?

"To be able to arrest that, and hopefully be able to create a little momentum going forward, is nice," Dickey said.

"As far as I know, at the current time there is still no warrant, so we would not be able to arrest him," Toms Sadovskis of the Latvian police said.

With these simple measures, we are able to arrest potentially hazardous threats to our health and well-being before they have had the chance to infiltrate us.

I am glad the police were able to arrest so many of them.

F.B.I. agents and federal prosecutors have been able to arrest only a few of its members.

The police were able to arrest the suspected thieves in an apartment by following their footprints through the snow.

Officers were able to arrest the driver, but Mr. Howard escaped and fled to North Carolina, the police said.