Sentence examples for be able to vacate from inspiring English sources

However negotiations with the brewing company Scottish and Newcastle, who owned the land, resulted in the company indicating that they would be able to vacate the site in early 1999.

John A. Koskinen, Freddie's temporary CEO, has been vocal about being able to vacate his office at moment's notice.

[34] claimed that mites were able to vacate silk cocoons formed on plants from which water had been withheld.

Ms. McGuire said that one thing the letter writer may be able to do would be to refuse to vacate the apartment, forcing the landlord to take him to court.

Democrats hope they'll be able to hold the seat, which being vacated by Rep. Michael Michaud, who is running for governor.

In some circumstances, this may be a very easy showing as the landlord actually does want the tenant to vacate the premises so as to be able to do more elaborate development of the two properties.

She may also not be able to fill open public housing units as tenants vacate them.

Since PUs may come back to use the spectrum anytime, CR users must be able to timely sense the presence of PUs and vacate the occupied bands immediately to avoid or restrict the interference to PUs.

With the Senate tied at 50-50, the Democrats might be able to prevent the Republicans from enacting a law that vacates the new rules.

Under the law, a mere "roommate" or "subtenant" wouldn't be able to demonstrate a right to stay as a protected tenant, and would probably be required to vacate the apartment at the end of the lease term.

And with GM set to vacate its remaining three floors there in 2009 (to decamp to Boston Properties Citicorp Centerr), Zuckerman will soon be able to offer up naming rights to the building.