Sentence examples for been able to finalize from inspiring English sources

"I think that if I had not been able to finalize the divorce, it would have been pretty devastating to me mentally," he said.

One of Romney's top officials told me that if the states had been able to finalize an agreement during the first year and a half of Romney's term, "there's no question he would have signed.

The oldest daughter, who had left an unhappy arranged marriage just before the 2009 migration, still hadn't been able to finalize her divorce: her husband's family was demanding a ridiculous sum of money before they would officially end the marriage, freeing her to wed someone else.

I've been able to finalize the TechCrunch Shenzhen and Hong Kong meet-ups and thought I'd post here for folks who RSVPed and didn't get an email response.

Had Obama been able to finalize the deal, its draconian austerity would have thrown the nation and many other countries back into recession.

He added organisers had not been able to finalize whether Iran, Syria's Shi'ite Muslim ally, would take part and was coordinating closely with Russia and the United States.

And it intensified after Google bought AdMob before Apple was able to finalize its own offer for the company.

The three-team deal was apparently so complicated that it took the entire weekend before the teams were able to finalize it.

Saudabayev said he expected to be able to finalize and sign the agreement in March, before President Nazarbayev departs for the Nuclear Security Summit in Washington, DC, on April 12-13.

He said the agency was prohibiting the imports until it was "able to finalize our processes and methods" for inspections of domestic horse slaughterhouses.

"However, approximately 180,000 home buyers who signed a contract in good faith to receive the tax credit may not be able to finalize by the end of June due to delays in the mortgage process, particularly for short sales".