Sentence examples for good to operate from inspiring English sources

While the state's Public Service Board, which answers to the State Senate, has refused Entergy a certificate of public good to operate Vermont Yankee, the NRC has given the corporation the green-light to keep the plant up and running until 2032.

"There is a dimension in surgery of being right about having a good reason to operate and being considerate about the benefits of carrying out an operation".

Accordingly, it is hypothesized that: 1. Countries where it is easy to conceal not only vessels at port (among heavy vessel traffic), but also the illegal catch (among the high volume of import and export of goods in general, and fish in particular), offer good opportunities to operate undetected.

"When I was at Fleishman-Hillard, we were all involved in the way the city was marketing itself on the economic development level," Mr. Perlut says, but no one was "trying to highlight the sum of the parts," promoting the market for lifestyle reasons as well as for being a good place to operate or open a business.

In terms of law, order and safety, it's a very good place to operate.

I find that for a small company that needs to be very nimble, that's a good way to operate.

"For a good supermarket to operate successfully, you need big floor plates, you have to do a lot of volume, and you can't pay a lot of rent," she said.

All trials were conducted in daylight which was a constraint of the Data Acquisition System (which required good lighting to operate effectively).

"It is disappointing for Dan, but the next guy will come in and we will try to give him some good ball to operate with.

With so much education expertise in-house, Y Combinator is in a good position to operate its own MOOC rather than rely on other e-learning platforms or brands.

The Kodak Ektachrome lacked a large depth of field, producing a flat image, and required good lighting to operate effectively.