Sentence examples for can apprehend this from inspiring English sources

"Those people who did see something, I encourage them to come forward so we can apprehend this guy".

This is so even if privately the Member can apprehend the benefits of a Government proposal.

Radio the checkout guard so that he can apprehend the person".

"A PIT manoeuvre is generally when police are pursuing a vehicle they move alongside the rear quarter panel of the vehicle, they give that vehicle a nudge, it makes it spin out, lose control and then police can apprehend the offenders," Tilbury told reporters in Perth on Thursday.

In thinking "The existent B is existent", one can apprehend the existence of B, but one cannot grasp the genuine factuality of B's existence.

The police were very frustrated by these withdrawals and they argued that victims should be encouraged to report at least unofficially to the police so that they can apprehend the perpetrators and take preventive measures in the hotspots.

Before they can apprehend the operative, he dies while attacking them.

What they all have in common is wood, which combined with water and light, lend them an aura that only the eye can apprehend and that the photographs in this volume convey most delectably.

Among these processes, chemical reduction is usually preferred, because this method is easy, cost-effective and efficient, and it can apprehend improved size and size dispersion control by optimizing the experimental factors, for instance the molar ratio of the stabilizer with the precursor salt and the fraction of reducing agent with the precursor salt [16].

The camera sees more than the ­photographer; the eye sees more than the mind can apprehend.

However, they can apprehend drunken drivers and others suspected of having committed crimes.