Sentence examples for properly operated from inspiring English sources

"There's no question we need to have pipelines -- but only properly placed and properly operated by qualified responsible operators.

His aides have said that the units are properly operated and regulated, and denied that residents are being confined against their will.

If the present law were properly operated, and if libel actions could be made much cheaper, statutory intervention would not be necessary.

In the late 1990s, the county was forced to take over what a court-appointed receiver later called "municipal systems that had never been properly operated and maintained".

"It's hard to say whether this standard will be reached -- maybe the incinerator is designed to reach this benchmark, but how do we know it will be properly operated?" said Zhao Yong, a computer server engineer and a neighborhood activist against plans for an incinerator in Beijing.

"It's hard to say whether this standard will be reached — maybe the incinerator is designed to reach this benchmark, but how do we know it will be properly operated?" said Zhao Yong, a computer server engineer who has become a neighborhood activist in Beijing against plans for an incinerator there.

A properly operating legislature apportions benefits and burdens in a way that balances competing interests.

Republicans have, for years, refused to confirm Mr. Obama's nominees for board members or the bureau's director, knowing that neither agency can properly operate without permanent leaders.

In a properly operating system, Mr. Keeton said, waste water from the house flows into the tank through the sewage line.

The analyst's training was so substandard that at one point last year, investigators discovered he could not properly operate a microscope essential to performing his job, the report released on Thursday said.

After the hearing, Mr. Boehlert said Mr. O'Keefe's assessment -- that two crew members could properly operate the space station while performing experiments -- was a "new suggestion" that was "subject to further questioning".