Sentence examples for * inspectorates from inspiring English sources

Service providers should be able to demonstrate the effects of such mainstreaming to inspectorates and regulators * The Human Rights Act should provide a framework for training professionals in relation to their ethical obligations.

A spokeswoman said the watchdog was evaluating recent pilots of integrated inspections with the Care Quality Commission and the criminal justice inspectorates - but warned that inspectors "with the right knowledge and experience" needed to take the lead in their own areas.

These local arrangements would be overseen by national inspectorates.

The public sector, particularly in Britain, is awash with inspectorates and performance targets.

The joint inspectorates' report has found another way in which we can do better.

Not more red tape, bureaucracy, regulations, inspectorates, commissions, 'czars', 'units', or targets.

The Police and Justice Bill proposes to merge the Prisons Inspectorate with four other inspectorates, those of police, probation, court administration and the Crown Prosecution Service.

A report by six experienced inspectors from Ofsted and the prisons inspectorate, published on 26 January, said a small number of children had reported mistreatment, which was "consistent" with the BBC evidence, and the inspectorates "have significant concerns about the centre".

Rod Morgan Chief inspector of probation Morgan has controversially suggested that five separate inspectorates of the criminal justice system - police, courts, probation, prisons and the crown prosecution service - be merged into a single body.

Inspectorates are now being set up to examine standards in hospitals and council housing.

Inspectorates mushroomed, producing detailed assessments of institutions and reports addressing current problems and future challenges.