Sentence examples for nationals being able from inspiring English sources

Tory MPs in favour of Brexit told the Times that they were happy with the idea of EU nationals being able to visit the UK without a visa.

And EU nationals were able to cast a ballot in last year's Scottish independence referendum.

Noll's value is at the plate, but the Nationals were able to move him around the field in the past six weeks.

The Nationals were able to salvage the final game of the three-game series, and for a team in dire straits — outfielder Denard Span confronted the cold reality that the team was "running out of time" — it was a boost.

The financial turmoil surrounding the McCourts means that the team is essentially bereft of the big-name stars who attract fans even to teams with losing records, which the Washington Nationals were able to do with the pitcher Stephen Strasburg (at least until he hurt his arm last year).

The fact that some non-nationals are able to vote both in their host country and as nationals in their country of origin could give rise to abuse (double voting, which is a criminal offence in some Member States).

But it is difficult to see anyone who is so used to playing second fiddle to Bolt in the national squad being able to step up and beat him on such a big stage.

President Barack Obama decides he wants to have a national referendum on being able to have a national referendum during the next general elections.

"If there is a benefit of a national scale of being able to grow in the future with capabilities that are expensive and untested that require a national presence, we are able to do that," said Roberts.

"Labor would never support laws which prevent journalists who work reporting national security from being able to do their job," Ellis said.

Much has been made of the opposition getting more than a third of the national assembly, thus being able to block legislation that would "deepen the revolution".