Sentence examples similar to proficiency to operate from inspiring English sources

The limit may be set by the ability of the ship itself, or its systems, to operate effectively and safely, or by the comfort or proficiency of passengers or crew.

By contrast, he said, the Sanitation Department does not allow its drivers to operate trucks on city streets until they have demonstrated some proficiency at the training location.

It should not be seen as a problem of resources, but perhaps one of regulation: a possible scenario is, for example, that no maternity unit would be allowed to operate such technology without a validated programme of initial staff training and regular proficiency checks.

Tannenbaum is free to operate.

This mechanism is more likely to operate among immigrants who live with children in school, for school enrolment and attendance contribute notably and more rapidly to the children's host language proficiency.

Business needs certainty to operate.

He immediately decided to operate.

You don't need special baking proficiency to make this bread – just be fearless.

I did not need language proficiency to kick the ball.

They're tested on everything from weapons proficiency to human reliability.

Proficiency in reading, writing, speech understanding, and comprehension was estimated on a 10-point scale from 1 (very low proficiency) to 10 (very high proficiency).