be able to accurate control vs possible to accurate control

Some examples from the web:

• National Authorities should be able to effectively implement the CWC.
• Companies need to be able to do business now.
• I might... be able to wait till tomorrow.
• Interested parties will be able to apply for EU funds very quickly.
• Complainants must also be able to appeal against negative decisions.
• Haiti must be able to determine its own future, she said.
• The European Parliament should be able to request consultations.
• All Quartet partners should be able to contribute.
• Chinese Internet users must be able to access uncensored information.
• I hope Parliament will also be able to support this.
• We need to be able to discuss these issues.
• At least yourfingers should be able to remember.
• Everyone should be able to access such events freely.
• We should be able to cure everyone afflicted.
• These imports were necessary in order to be able to offer a full range of products and be able to compete on the Community market.
• A film where you'll be able to see, where you'll be able to see, where you'll be able to see the music and listen to the cartoons.
• We would then be able to avoid resources being wasted because of friction, we would be able to achieve synergies and we would be able to make progress on establishing real stability in the region.
• So when we discover other planets, we'll be able to test those observations, we'll be able to measure the atmospheres, be able to look in space with very high resolution.
• I may not be able to vote, I may not be able to hold office, I may not be able to sign a contract or open a bank account...
• I won't be able to do the autopsies till tomorrow, but I'll be able to tell you more about the burns then.

Some examples from the web:

• We need to deal with this subject rather more quickly and we need accurate controls.
• The solution shall be specified to provide the user with accurate control over the temperature of the water from the tap or shower, independent of the heating system to which it is connected.
• The data concerning the engine speed need not be recorded in the report, but should be noted to permit more accurate control of the initial speed.
• People have a right to accurate information on the health risks of tobacco.
• Unfortunately, enthusiasm does not always lend itself to accurate results.
• The reference to low ethanol or ETBE content is thus no longer fundamental to accurate consumer information.
• We must promote the principles of democracy, free media and access to accurate information.
• Consumers are entitled to accurate, relevant, understandable and comparable information on the composition of textile products.
• Consumers must have access to accurate information on which to base their decisions.
• There is a need for access to accurate, understandable and reliable information on the range of treatments, including medicines.
• I want to listen to accurate information not just an advice!
• I am thinking of a model such as the Radio Free Europe of the past, by which we could give the population of Serbia access to accurate information.
• So for a successful public transport map, we should not stick to accurate representation, but design them in the way our brains work.
• However this understanding is also something that has not yet led to accurate prediction of where and above all when an Earthquake might strike.
• Therefore, more than ever, we should attach importance to sound financial management, to accurate forecasting and the rational implementation of a budget.
• This is particularly true from the point of view that citizens have a right to accurate information about their pensions and the cost of the pension system (especially the first pillar).
• Gathering expertise at European level is therefore paramount to ensure equal access to accurate information, appropriate and timely diagnosis and to high quality care to rare disease patients.
• The timely access to accurate and up-to-date information and intelligence is a crucial element for the possibility of law enforcement authorities to successfully detect, prevent and investigate crime or criminal activity, in particular within an area where internal border controls have been abolished.
• In addition to accurate language training it also fixes memory and cognition speech fluency and speech production.
• The central principle underlying consumer protection policy must be that consumers should have access to accurate, relevant, comprehensible evidence.