Sentence examples for will be able to abuse from inspiring English sources

"We hope it will deter future war criminals and bring nearer the day when no ruler, no state, no junta and no army anywhere will be able to abuse human rights with impunity," said Kofi Annan, the United Nations secretary general.

BBC director general Lord Hall has vowed the corporation will "learn the lessons" of the Jimmy Savile scandal so celebrities will never again be able to abuse victims with impunity.

"I felt safe knowing in court he would no longer be able to abuse me".

An EC FAQ on the measures notes that operators will be able to detect possible abuses of the policy over a four-month period, and may contact a mobile user to ask them to clarify their country of residence within 14 days.

Veterans Aid, whch last year assisted 458 veterans in crisis, will be able to expand their substance abuse and mental health treatment programmes for homeless and in-need veterans with an award of £160,000.

Prison medics told the same inquiry: "When an addict goes to prison, he will be able to continue with drug abuse.

Calling 911 can ensure that you will be able to stop the physical abuse.

He argued that companies are able to "abuse all workers, irrespective of where they are from".

And despite that he was able to abuse her young son 25 times in six months.

I believe the Department of Justice will be able to establish monopoly power and the abuse of that power.

Thanks to a new law that is the first of its kind in Australia, survivors of child sex abuse will be able to launch new lawsuits against churches and other institutions that gave them unfair settlement deals.