Sentence examples for a time when inspectors from inspiring English sources

The BBC's Middle East Editor Jeremy Bowen says many will ask why the government would want to use such weapons at a time when inspectors are in the country and the military has been doing well militarily in the area around Damascus.

If the inspectors spot anything suspicious, they can demand that all ground and air traffic be halted in the vicinity a way of trying to pin down Iraq's suspected mobile germ labs and of avoiding the shell game played last time, when inspectors would arrive at the front entrance of some factory, only to find trucks pulling away at the back.

There was a time when city inspectors conducted routine inspections throughout the city.

As evidence of a biological weapons program, Mr. Powell played an audiotape of what he described as intercepted communications from "just a few weeks ago" between commanders in Iraq's Second Republican Guard, at a time when United Nations inspectors were in Iraq.

At a time when American inspectors have still been unable to find evidence of the illicit arms programs in Iraq cited as a principal reason for going to war, the United States was dealing with the issue of Iran from a position of weakness, many diplomats involved in the matter said.

"Why would the Syrian regime deploy chemical weapons in East Ghouta at a time when UN inspectors are in Damascus?

"At a time when the State Department inspector general is conducting a special inquiry into possible conflicts of interest related to the State Department's handling of this project, it is completely inappropriate to try to short-circuit the thorough environmental review process federal law requires".

Americans in particular are concerned that Iraqi imports are increasing and becoming more diversified at a time when there are no arms inspectors on the ground.

"Low-level tax evasion is large", but the government is reducing the number of inspectors at a time when it declares that all tax avoiders must "smell the coffee".

And rather than sending in inspectors at a time when relations with China are delicate, Professor Freeman said, more responsibility should fall on American corporations to work with Chinese suppliers to ensure product safety.

At a time when public trust has been "severely shaken", HM Chief Inspector of Constabulary Tom Winsor encourages the police service to go back to those first principles.