Sentence examples for be unable to prove from inspiring English sources

But unless the testing policy is shored up, the guilty will continue to go free and, more alarmingly, the innocent will be unable to prove their innocence.

Of course he may be unable to prove his allegation before the District Court; but he is entitled to the opportunity to try.' 347 U.S. at 268, 74 S.Ct.

However the absence of a formal post-election pact between the parties means Mr Miliband may be unable to prove this, giving Mr Cameron a window of opportunity to steal the initiative by announcing he is continuing in government.

The Missouri secretary of state, Robin Carnahan, a Democrat who opposes the measure, estimated that it could disenfranchise up to 240,000 registered voters who would be unable to prove their citizenship.

According to AAJC, LAWA's sanctions are so severe that they incentivize employers to not hire individuals who appear foreign for fear that such individuals will either be unable to prove their work-authorization status, or have great difficulty in doing so.

"In essence, banks may be unable to prove that they own the mortgage loans they claim to own".

But they were unable to prove it.

Just as we have been unable to prove there is a God, we have also been unable to prove that there isn't one.

What they have been unable to prove is what exactly that means.

The court said the prosecution was unable to prove the charges against the accused.

So far, though, despite a number of tries, they've been unable to prove their point.