Sentence examples for been able to dispose from inspiring English sources

But the law that created the agency forbids it from taking losses on its operations, so it offers the banks very low prices for the loans and has not been able to dispose of many.

But Valerie E. Caproni, the F.B.I. general counsel, said that the data showed that agents had been able to dispose of about 96 percent of the low-grade reasons they might have had for suspecting someone of wrongdoing, like a vague tip or some other ambiguous lead, using "low intrusion techniques" rather than by opening a potentially more invasive preliminary investigation.

Search for local companies in your area - you may be able to dispose of your computer for free or may need to pay a disposal fee, depending on which types of services are available.

When the top spades were cashed, East was able to dispose of his last diamond and score the decisive ruff.

The jack and another diamond followed, for a ruff, and East was able to dispose of a club.

Tishman Speyer had intended to flip three buildings it bought from Blackstone, but was able to dispose of only one of them, 101 North Wacker Drive.

Mr. Coleman said the goal for Paine Lake was now to look for an outside consultant, like a landscaping company, that may be able to dispose of the lilies more effectively -- perhaps by using a special mower.

With the backing of Stalin and the Soviet army, Bierut and his fellow Communists were able to dispose of all effective opposition by 1947, and he began his efforts to Sovietize all aspects of Polish life.

Ellice Fatoullah, an attorney for Mrs. Shah, said that the decision will ensure that people who are incapacitated and in need of long-term medical care will be able to dispose of their assets and qualify for Medicaid just as other ailing people are able to do now.

"The decision around whether and when to sell Wonga is not one for the EIAG; it's one for the church commissioners and I understand from them that it may be a little while before they are able to dispose of that investment," he said.

So whereas Romney was able to dispose of Gingrich pretty easily during the brief window where the race seemed to be down to a two-man race between them, if he gets into a two-man race with Santorum he's probably facing a much longer and more grueling contest.