Sentence examples for she could establish from inspiring English sources

If not, he or she could establish a committee to investigate and submit documents "for forensic examination".

She said she had placed the money in her personal account only until she could establish a charity.

But his expectation proved illusory: Maria Theresa was forced to fight several wars before she could establish herself securely as her father's heiress.

Once she got permission to proceed from the then-bishop of Hartford, she returned to France to bring back several nuns with whom she could establish the chant.

On stage, she did not have the wildcat, melodramatic force of a Callas or Silja, but with few gestures she could establish a character easily.

That is, where is she 'from'?" She adds, "If she could establish a geographic identity, it might be easier to nail down the rest of it and, most trivially, how she should be expected to dress".

But she said it was possible that research could establish the treatment as useful for many people with asthma.

This was, she says, "one of the few ways they could establish their status".

In her mind, she had made a major breakthrough, the kind of discovery that could establish a career.

But first she had to get the young man to the point where he could establish cordial relationship with his audiences, and this took considerable doing.

Three, whom she nicknamed Charlie, Paul and Tim, stayed with her and her husband, Tony, a retired construction worker, until they could establish American lives.