Sentence examples for adequately inspect from inspiring English sources

The G.A.O. said a food safety law passed in 2010 would give the F.D.A. the resources it needed to adequately inspect foreign foods, including catfish.

In the first federal lawsuit over the nightclub fire that killed 99 people, the state and its fire marshal, Irving J. Owens, are accused of failing to adequately inspect the property and improperly training local safety officials.

The Associated Press also reported, citing a Government Accountability Office investigation, that the US Interior Department's Bureau of Land Management had failed to adequately inspect thousands of oil and gas wells that are potentially high risk for water and environmental damage.

In recent years, the accountability office, Congress's auditing arm, has chastised the F.D.A. as failing to put into effect its own plan to protect the nation's food supply, as failing to adequately inspect the foreign drug plants that provide most of the nation's medicines and as being so hobbled by bureaucratic infighting that it fails to detect emerging drug dangers.

The Occupational Safety and Health Administration said Thursday that it cited Yonkers Contracting this week for violations that included allowing a worker inside the crane's fall zone, not ensuring that a rigger was properly trained and failing to adequately inspect the wire ropes used to hoist materials.

Before accepting that conclusion, however, we reasoned that the methods of providing feedback in Experiments 2 and 3 may have impaired target detection because they did not encourage people to adequately inspect each region.

At Anacortes, state regulators concluded, Tesoro hadn't adequately inspected the welds that ruptured in 12 years -- a charge the company disputes.

The river of milk in America brings with it a river of ground beef made from dairy cows, a river that is almost impossible to inspect adequately in a deregulated industry.

Before the House Energy and Commerce Subcommittee on Investigations in April, Dr. von Eschenbach barely got a word in edgewise as Representative John D. Dingell, a Democrat from Michigan who is the chairman of the commerce committee, asked him again and again to state a figure that would allow the F.D.A. to inspect adequately imported food and drugs.

That the seats had not been inspected adequately, if at all, to prove their safety is a story that will continue for days and weeks.

At an April hearing, Representative John D. Dingell, Democrat of Michigan, asked Dr. von Eschenbach again and again to state a figure that would allow the agency to inspect imported food and drugs adequately.