Sentence examples for could avail from inspiring English sources

It is assumed that each of the LDTDs who responded to the IBBA-NH survey could avail themselves of the services available under the Kavach project.

My weak, deluded scruples could avail nothing against the iron word of the prophet.

In the 21st century, Sigur Ros could avail itself of countless electronic gizmos and effects.

As a military project, the canal could avail itself of the services of the Royal Engineers, and in 1826 Lieut.

Kidney told me that he thought the S.E.C. could avail itself of a broader interpretation of securities law.

Psychoanalysis is a talk therapy, which meant that people who were otherwise functioning normally could avail themselves of treatment.

He went to the theater whenever he could, availing himself of the occasional discounts available to members of the profession.

So he could instead avail himself of a controversial option that some proponents believe is available only on the first day of a new Congress and change those rules via majority rule, or 51 votes.

But the state could not avail itself of the sanction of the criminal law to supply the compulsion any more than it could use or authorize the use of physical force.

But he made clear that Maker's Mark could still "avail itself of our laws to protect its assets".

Even young Thomas Edison set up a lab above the shop so he could easily avail himself of its services.