Don't worry about shutting off the fuel and mags on the inoperative engine at these low altitudes. |
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One wonders how the inoperative council is supposed to generate the much needed finances to liquidate the debts. |
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The train was more crowded than I expected, so in order to get a window seat, I moved into the inoperative cafe car. |
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Some of them we will only be able to play three times before they come inoperative. |
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The fire hydrants, which are sometimes found to be inoperative during the fire hazards in the town, should be revamped. |
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The clerk appeared a minute later and said that the car wash was inoperative, because they were cleaning it. |
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My kids love them, naturally enough, and I can't get away with sitting them on an inoperative machine any more. |
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One organization replaced another after virtually ignoring food shortages, and electrical power and public utilities remained inoperative. |
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One or more pipes or the canister itself could be blocked or damaged, or maybe one of the valves in the system is inoperative. |
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This last resort could either solve the problem or render the cell phone completely inoperative. |
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Mechanics placarded the autopilot as inoperative, though they did not pull or safety the circuit breaker. |
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In the inoperative position, the refuelling probe is retracted into the nose of the fuselage in front of the pilot's cabin. |
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This resulted in buildings being non-functional, inoperative or even condemned. |
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The oil-soaked ramp, which had been rendered inoperative when small-arms fire damaged the helicopter's utility hydraulics, was stuck in the down position. |
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Having a completely inoperative disk drive is really starting to bug me. |
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Some later model Russian missiles have been recovered in anti-terrorist raids, and some of these have become inoperative due to age or poor handling. |
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The long list of violations committed by these carriers ranged from inoperative horns to cracked frames. |
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I am on the Standing Committee on Procedure and House Affairs, a committee which is incidentally inoperative at the moment. |
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If there is a regulation that is not enabled by the act itself, that regulation is illegal and inoperative and will not stand up in the courts. |
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This Act, however, is inoperative by virtue of article 308 of the Personal Status Act. |
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Any effort on the latter will be inoperative if the supply of ammunition is not effectively controlled. |
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Accordingly, when the conditions of Article 5 are not met, Article 7 would also be inoperative. |
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Do not perform work without checking that the power and product supply has been rendered inoperative. |
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In other words, one of the only contract award control mechanisms is now inoperative owing to a lack of resources. |
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This complex management tool has been largely inoperative almost since inception. |
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Where the persistent labour shortage did have significant impact, however, was in rendering inoperative a degree of racial control the sugar planters might have preferred. |
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This amendment rendered inoperative or moot several of the original parts of the constitution. |
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There was no indication the Tribunal intended to declare any legislation inoperative, and it did have the jurisdiction to consider the impact of legislation on the complainants. |
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The difficulties encountered during these last 5 years by the executive in its relations with the two chambers have often led to inoperative or lame compromises. |
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For a carbon price to work on a very short timescale it would have to be very high, which may or may not be economically problematic but would surely be politically inoperative. |
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Regarding HBD alarms and inoperative HBDs, the GOI indicate that the conductor must verbally transmit the information to the RTC at the first opportunity. |
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Assuming the right boost pump became inoperative, the fuel from the left forward cell was consumed at a faster rate than the fuel could transfer from the right forward cell to the left forward cell. |
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Observing the port swing, he tried to correct it by using the steering wheel in the wheelhouse but the wheel had been rendered inoperative by the jammed aft deck jog stick. |
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The system shall be so arranged that the shorting out of any warning signal circuit shall not render inoperative any aspects of the alarm system, other than the circuit which is shorted out. |
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Moreover, most such assurances would become inoperative in the case of an attack on the States providing the assurances or their allies mounted by a nuclear-weapon State or in alliance with it. |
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Because the helicopter had not yet begun to move forward, the pilot rejected the take-off, turned the helicopter left, and landed with one engine inoperative on the northern edge of the helipad. |
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If a used temperature port with a connected sender is accidentally switched off, the temperature is not displayed and also the alarm function is inoperative! |
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And yet the resurgence of all kinds of violence and conflicts appears to indicate that these values, which exist in the collective memory of peoples, have become increasingly inoperative. |
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MacLean experiencing a strange electrical discharge that renders his defib equipment inoperative and leaves him with an electrical shock injury. |
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Speed brakes and fuel flow proportioner were inoperative without system A hydraulics, thereby confirming complete system failure. |
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It declared that the provisions in question were an unjustified encroachment on the freedoms of expression and association, and declared the sections in question inoperative. |
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I would therefore call for one of Parliament's committees of enquiry to examine whether this law violates international treaties and also for this law to be rendered inoperative during the enquiry. |
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Most military radios have some antijamming capability so they can be used in spite of the enemy's efforts to render them inoperative. |
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However, such weapons, if deployed in space, would have a global reach, high readiness for use, a capability for hidden engagement of outer space and Earth objects and the ability to render them inoperative. |
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The prohibition does not apply if the air bag module must be removed or rendered inoperative for the purpose of adapting a road vehicle for a handicapped person. |
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Dealing with a leaking seacock, inoperative pump or no power to a main distribution panel, once you've left the safety of the harbor, can be far beyond an inconvenience. |
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As of June 2016 There are also inoperative satellites, including Vanguard 1, the oldest satellite currently in orbit, and over 16,000 pieces of tracked space debris. |
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With the new federal law in place, the state law has become inoperative. |
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