Sentence examples for air inspector from inspiring English sources

An additional obstacle was that ITV had also just lost, again after 13 years on air, Inspector Wexford, in which George Baker played an investigator who – happily married, taking his time over a case and even inclined to smoke a pipe – was in some ways an English Maigret, as his creator, Ruth Rendell, another Simenon admirer, acknowledged.

He was also a flight commander and air inspector while with the unit.

He was appointed the air inspector in the newly established Office of the Inspector General in January 1948, and two months later became deputy inspector general.

Set in a small town in France in 1931, the novel is written in a contemplative narrative voice that keenly evokes Simenon and features a watchful detective with the discreet air of Inspector Maigret.

"Last I checked, we had less than 200 air safety inspectors for the whole country," said Danang Parikesit, a transportation expert and president of the Indonesia Transportation Society.

The Transportation Security Administration said that it would also use more bomb-sniffing dogs to screen freight that is shipped by plane and that it would soon finish hiring 300 new air cargo inspectors.

In an email, the agency said, "all horses are inspected by the CFIA prior to export by air" and inspectors "work diligently" to ensure all animals are "transported humanely in a way that does not cause injury or undue suffering".

Is Faulted on Air Rules The inspector general of the E.P.A. said legal actions against major polluters had stalled because of the agency's decision to revise rules on emissions at older coal-fired power plants.

One said officers were set the target of at least three "sanction detections" – where someone has been charged, cautioned or otherwise formally dealt with – each month, a figure seemingly "plucked from the air" by an inspector.

Will it be education or food inspectors, air traffic controllers or homeland security?

Food inspectors, air traffic controllers, specialists who track down loose nuclear materials wouldn't get their paychecks.