Sentence examples for been able to donate from inspiring English sources
Brown would not have been able to donate personally as he was not registered to vote.
Under British law, authors, artists and collectors have been able to donate cultural artifacts in lieu of inheritance tax for more than a century.
Since Paul Newman decided in 1982 to start a company, Newman's Own, to sell his brand of salad dressing and give away all the profits, he has been able to donate more than $100 million to charity.
We charge $10 to get in the door primarily to reduce no-shows, but we've been able to donate tens of thousands of dollars to charity from the gate fees from previous events as well.
So far, Lyons has been able to donate vests to over 130 kids in the U.S. and Australia.
102 So an alternative estimate for the number of patients who could be able to donate (following organ donation euthanasia) would be 5 times the current number of donors.
Starting Tuesday, visitors to Groupon's Chicago page will be able to donate $12 to purchase an additional kit for donation.
Again, this would reduce the risk of patients suffering after withdrawal of LST and make organ donation possible for some patients who would otherwise not be able to donate.
