Sentence examples for being able to verify from inspiring English sources

She keeps her own financial records but appreciates being able to verify the information via the online budget figures.

North Korea broke contact with the South in March after President Bush suspended talks with the North, saying he was skeptical of being able to verify any agreements.

The Brady Centre argued that the case was different from previous cases because the weaponry was sold over the internet without the vendors being able to verify Holmes's state of mind.

Being able to verify the identity of someone doesn't just change the dynamics between citizen and government; it also could encourage companies to set up, for example, health insurance systems in a given area because they are able to authenticate a policyholder's identity.

The problem with this approach is that without being able to verify these sources, Ms Dawisha makes herself vulnerable to the same ills that have beset the Russian media: supposition, conspiracy and statements based on assumptions and circumstantial evidence rather than documentation.

Similarly, being able to examine what has historically been saved may also be useful in the case of student complaints about work going missing, and being able to verify whether work was actually done by a student.

"When I was able to verify it, I broke down".

(I was able to verify that story with the foundation).

American officials, however, have not been able to verify that.

Ideally, each voter should be able to verify that his vote was counted.

The Guardian has not been able to verify the magazine's account.