Sentence examples for cards to be able from inspiring English sources

They now have to carry identity cards to be able to claim benefits.

"We don't want only the wealthy with credit cards to be able to access it," says Mercat.

Shame on us – this company is providing a low cost solution for people unable to get credit cards to be able to participate more easily in our economy.

If I had millions of dollars of funding, I sure as heck wouldn't waste it on dead-for-a-reason P2P application in the hopes of tricking people who were in their teens when Kazaa was big, and who now have credit cards to be able to buy the latest Fabolous album.

If you're putting food or gas on the cards to be able to afford the payments -- people do this hoping to get that new job, but this just builds a 'house of cards' destined to collapse of its own weight.

Staff of the clusters was given mobile phone top-up cards to be able to call CTRL to inform that samples were put on the bus.

"The reason he stayed as long as he did was because he needed the green card to be able to get his kids there as well".

However, many were quick to point out that said fan didn't actually need his polling card to be able to vote in the General Election on 7 May.

A spokesman said: "We do recognise that not all customers want a contactless card and have said all along that we will launch the ability for customers who don't want a contactless card to be able to opt out and receive a standard card.

"We are all consenting adults, you need to own a credit card to be able to purchase said books, so why all of a sudden start 'cracking down' on contolling such.

It's been reported that the conservatorship stands due to "psychological issues" and that she suffers from a "personality disorder," which apparently makes her too much of a wild card to be able to make her own decisions.