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So we can agree that many of the ideas, in fact all the ideas of liberal education are totally inoperative in local situations.
As is the case at the local and provincial levels, the national party bureaucracy is largely inoperative.
When she espies the two bodies on the road and applies her brakes, she discovers that they are suddenly inoperative.
But unlike any forces known in gravitational attraction, they had to be conceived as selective, limiting, and inoperative beyond a fixed (stoichiometric) stage.
In fact, who can be heard asserting that market forces were inefcient or inoperative anywhere?
If the experimenter then learns that the thermometer was inoperative at temperatures of 105 or greater but still accurate below 105, should this change the inferences that are made?
However, the scheme was really inoperative, even in 1985, because the old unified procurement price was so low that the market price could hardly drop below it.
This structure is indeed largely inoperative.
The present law governing the militia has been on the statute books for one hundred and ten years and has long since been inoperative and obsolete.
The vehicle, among other things, had no lights, faulty brakes, an inoperative handbrake, a faulty exhaust and bald tyres.
They are clumsy, tedious, costly, and inoperative, and they have been so for nearly twenty years.
It is unnecessary to cost the effect of these cumbersome provisions, as they will be repealed at the first opportunity and will meanwhile remain inoperative.
The tenth initiative relates to the tightening up of hygienic handling of eggs, and is inoperative while we await new statutory action.
The two walk-through metal detection scanners referred to have been inoperative for three years.
Why did he say then that they were inoperative and, indeed, unnecessary?
