| I think it would be extremely unlikely that the courts will conclude that Parliament's legislative purpose requires the inoperability for all purposes of provincial securities legislation. |
| Seller has right to test products upon their return and charge the Customer all costs incurred by the seller in case of a false allegation of inoperability or defects of the Products. |
| While these events were cues to the inoperability of the train's braking system, they did not prompt either the inbound or outbound crews to suspect a problem. |
| He indicated that the Secretariat was aware of the inoperability of its IT systems, and that an overhaul was envisaged. |
| Poor design of fire alarm systems can lead to increased nuisance alarm rates, increased maintenance costs, inoperability, and in some cases, fines. |
| Congress about the issue and provided criteria for identifying it and distinguishing it from other barriers to inoperability. |
