Sentence examples for capable of disclosing from inspiring English sources
Examples provided were broad, given the lack of case law in the area, but Starmer said that the public interest could be defined by conduct capable of disclosing that "a criminal offence has been committed, is being committed, or is likely to be committed," or that a person is failing to comply with "any legal obligation".
Within a clinical perspective, genetic profiling for, for example, type 2 diabetes may become clinically valid in the future, and thus capable of disclosing informative and reliable risks, but it may not necessarily become clinically useful.
Nevertheless, crocodiles are capable of complex behaviours.
Among them the monitoring approaches based on imaging devices are capable to disclose important data on species behaviour and spatio-temporal variations of richness and evenness.
It seems reasonable to assume that analysis of transcriptional changes, which occur in organisms capable of regeneration, might disclose the critical processes that are indispensable for the replacement of functional heart tissue.
If she can make up the witness statement used as the key evidence against me, she is clearly capable of hiding evidence she should have disclosed to the defence in the many cases that she prosecuted for the Crown Prosecution Service.
It was only a year ago that Berkshire disclosed in a securities filing that it had identified four current managers "who are capable of being C.E.O".
I'm capable of medalling.
I am capable of forgiving.
