Sentence examples for doubt to be able from inspiring English sources

Stephen Timms, the shadow employment minister who also chairs the report's advisory panel, said: "We certainly want, on the election of the next Labour government, the smaller community organisations, including faith-based organisations without a doubt, to be able to contribute in areas like welfare to work.

The police need to be given the benefit of the doubt to be able to do their jobs, but without trust people question police motives and are suspicious of seemingly reasonable requests, such as giving the police time to conduct an investigation.

When I faced workplace bullying, I found it difficult to understand what was happening to me, I was scared and worried to talk about it to someone and cause "trouble", especially as it was from someone who was my line manager, and I was full of self-doubt to be able to carefully and objectively define it as "workplace bullying".

Both were no doubt delighted to be able to celebrate a success in the war against terror.

I doubt we're going to be able to guarantee the integrity of those borders.

However, despite undergoing repair, relationship challenges persisted for many women, and some women continued to doubt they would be able to marry.

The most ardent fans, no doubt, will be able to piece together an allegorical puzzle.

They doubt they will be able to pay for him to go to college, as they had planned.

However, he added: "We doubt prices will be able to continue to rise at this breakneck pace".

They will, without a doubt, be able to make valuable introductions to you and your business development team.

The pre-loaded apps will no doubt be able to bring in more traffic to eBay's apps and sites.