Sentence examples for claiming inspection from inspiring English sources
He says he would "be surprised if there is anything in Iraq worth finding," claiming inspection efforts between 1991 and 1998 resulted in the Iraqis giving up 90 to 95percentt of their most deadly weapons, rendering Saddam "fundamentally disarmed" -- if still unrepentantly evil.
It was branded a "sham" by NGOs who claimed inspection findings would remain secret.
Labour said yesterday that the plan to run a pilot at a number of undisclosed sites was an "odd priority" after claiming that inspection reports had warned that prisons were increasingly stretched anyway.
If Iraq fails to change on that score, Mr Blix's report is unlikely to get it off the hook.That has not stopped France and Germany claiming that inspections are having some effect.
Earlier on Saturday, the NUT's conference called for the resignation of Ofsted chief Sir Michael Wilshaw over claims the inspection system is demoralising teachers.
David Castelveter, a spokesman at US Airways who has worked at the airline for 25 years, said the airline began to move away from baggage claim inspections more than a decade ago.
Anthony Steen brought shame upon the Tories of Totnes not merely by claiming for the inspection and treatment of 5,000 trees on his property but by attributing the resulting furore to jealously.
The report said overcharging had been uncovered, including claiming for the inspection of lights at a block of flats which had been demolished.
Likewise, in November the following year the Department of Immigration denied Australian journalists access to the offshore processing facility in Nauru during an Amnesty International inspection, claiming a media presence might ignite violence.
Staff at another college tried to avoid an inspection by claiming they were refurbishing the building.
Earlier this month, the Times reported two right-leaning think tanks Policy Exchange and Civitas were preparing to call for a radical overhaul of the Ofsted inspection regime, claiming it was trapped by 1960s "progressive" approaches to learning.
