Sentence examples for board will be able from inspiring English sources

Supporters say the board will be able to make tough decisions because it will be largely insulated from legislative politics.

It's hard to imagine, though, how the board will be able to ignore completely the will of Timken's owners.

The suspension of the board will be able to be triggered by failures of care in future, the PM says.

"We can't assume the oversight board will be able to move from a standstill to a sprint," he said.

(With luck, any astronauts on board will be able to plug the leak quickly).There is also the problem of noise.

By June, the Legislature may have put in place a system in which Mr. Bloomberg, instead of the board, will be able to hire and fire the chancellor.

The Act puts the hospital services as never before on a sound and rational base; the regional boards will be able to make the best use of what hospitals there are.

And no number of workers on boards will be able to fix things if Labour gets the keys to No 10 in the wake of a messy, no-deal Brexit.

Our long-standing board volunteers will be able to continue to help with their experience, institutional history and local connections.

They and Victoria Woodcock, the company secretary, will no longer sit on the organisation's board but will be able to attend its meetings.

The new meanders, and fields newly opened to floodwaters, account for about 6% of the total 150,000 hectare area of the De Dommel water board and will be able to store 20m tonnes of water.