working capability
working ability

"May I remind you, Captain, that Starbase 42 does not have the working capability to make repairs to a starship."

There is disquiet about any system that resembles the controversial working capability assessment, which is used in other parts of the welfare system to encourage people off benefits and into employment.

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For eleven consecutive years (1999-2009) MetLife has been named by Working Mother magazine as one of the "100 Best Companies for Working Mothers," specifically for offering flexible schedules, remote working capabilities and various child care options.

These differences meant D800-802 were effectively a separate sub-class and could not work in multiple with the others (although the "white diamond" code multiple working capability of the Warships was rarely used until the late 1960s, and was removed from many locomotives as a constant source of electrical problems).

Nothing was worth more to them than their working ability.

Within a few years it was clear that the dogs were losing their working ability.

Each dog was carefully selected for its appearance, health and working ability.

The dogs from these strains were all particularly known for their working abilities.

Over time the course has also changed, to upgrade the standard and difficulty to improve the dog's working ability.

Structure, temperament and working ability have never been debated in regards to the standard.

Their working ability in Norway is rated very highly.

Breeding of a working breed for appearance rather than working ability.

Diane: Whenever I got a job there was always a man who wasn't interested in my working ability.

Its coat should be profuse, but never look as though it would inhibit the dog's working ability in any way.

The institution emphasized on the development of innovative and creativity, good communication, team working abilities to among the students.

For many centuries, shepherds were more interested in dogs' working abilities than their appearance.

Play instinct is redirected into working ability and willingness to perform tasks.

Working Kelpies are bred for working ability rather than appearance.

These breeders began to breed for looks (as the original was rather plain) while retaining working ability.

It will thus be necessary to show working dogs in such a way as to demonstrate their working ability and not conformity to a standard.

He is a defensive playmaker and well known for his passing and hard working abilities.

Working ability is more important than keeping a breed "pure" so that it can be registered with a kennel club.

Schutzhund was developed at this time as a test of working ability for German Shepherds.

Prospective in-laws, usually concerned mostly with her working ability, grew more concerned about a money dowry.

Due to their working ability and high productivity, Orlov trotters were again widely used to improve local horses.

This suggests that the population of the village are of working ability and leave the village everyday for work purposes.

Faults may or may not interfere with the individual dog's working ability, or its qualities as a pet.

The overall appearance embodies the qualities of a multi-purpose pointing dog, endurance, working ability and an easily satisfied nature.

Every person was valuable for their working ability, and losing even one worker to lawkeeping was neither reasonable nor an efficient use of resources.