Sentence examples for regulated operation from inspiring English sources

The plant operator, the Connecticut Yankee Atomic Power Company, had sued, asserting that Haddam lacked jurisdiction over a federally regulated operation.

Exelon says it's lost $0.8 billion on two nuclear plants that it's closing unless customers are forced to pay for them a third time once under regulated operation, again for "transition costs" in switching to the competitive markets Exelon demanded, and a third time when the plants couldn't compete.

Some of them are universally binding, e.g., preserving the confidentiality of communication and specific regulation of cookies; however, others only regulate operations of electronic communications providers, e.g., the storing of traffic and location data.

In managing the lands, the Secretary of the Interior shall regulate operations to prevent unnecessary degradation and to provide for ultimate economic recovery of the resources.

Transport for London (TfL), the local government body which regulated the operation of taxis and PHVs in London, had previously said it did not believe Uber's use of smartphones was equivalent to a taximeter — but had deferred the final decision to the High Court.

Site-specific standard operating procedures (SOPs) regulated such operations to include entry and exit, waste disposal, personal protective equipment (PPE) gowning and disrobing, occupational-health surveillance, and post-extraction DNA non-viablility certification.

Control components regulate the operation of equipment and systems for comfort, process, safety, and energy efficiency.

It licenses the construction of new nuclear reactors and regulates their operation on a continuing basis.

The latter can be controlled very easily and effectively by regulating the operation temperature during particles preparation.

A turbine generally has a dedicated controller that regulates its operation.

"Substantial air-safety issues are raised when state or local governments attempt to regulate the operation or flight of aircraft," the agency said.