Sentence examples for qualified to operate from inspiring English sources

This isn't a simple solution, however, and leadership must consider whether there is an operator on every shift who is qualified to operate a generator control through the panel and not through the DCS.

Also, who would be qualified to operate these contraptions?

Utility workers reached the scene in San Bruno quickly but were not qualified to operate the pipeline's valves.

Ms. Wonson, the Intuitive spokeswoman, said the company does not get involved in determining who is qualified to operate its robotic equipment, which is the responsibility of the hospitals.

Each of the three crew members on Flight 61 would have been "fully qualified to operate the aircraft in any regime of flight, including takeoffs and landings in both good and bad weather," Mr. Smith said.

At Thursday's conference, Justice Demarest postponed the effective date of her order until Sept. 3, according to the participants, in part because state lawyers said that without physical control of the property SUNY would no longer be qualified to operate the hospital.

The ex-Argentina manager's greatest move perhaps was dragging Rodríguez off the left wing where he had played throughout qualifying to operate inside as a roaming playmaker.

While someone at that level would qualify to operate the hotline under the current guidelines, they would struggle to understand military terminology or a thick regional accent.

The inefficient state-owned monoliths like Vinashin, which expanded wildly into businesses they were ill-qualified to operate, need to be dismantled, privatized or scaled down, Mr. Doanh said.

The camera needs a specially qualified technician to operate it since it's quite complicated and takes great skill to move it, manipulate the bellows for changes in magnification, adjust the lens and load and process the chemistry and the paper.

About one-third of domestically produced products cannot pass quality-control tests because workers are not qualified enough to operate the machinery, resulting in a loss of 200 billion renminbi a year, according to a 2012 report by Yan Hao, a recently retired senior research fellow at the National Development and Reform Commission.