Sentence examples for coercive inspections from inspiring English sources

(Two weeks later, Iran's conservative-led parliament passed a resolution demanding "retaliation" by Iran's government in the event of any coercive inspections of Iranian ships by foreign navies).

Because of an editing error, an Op-Ed article yesterday by Jessica T. Mathews and Charles G. Boyd about the need for coercive inspections in Iraq contained added language that does not represent the authors' views.

"I think they will come up with a regime that will not require coercive inspections," Mr. McDermott said, anticipating meetings on Monday between Hans Blix, the leader of the United Nations inspection group, and Iraqi officials.

"There are a number of options we're exploring, and coercive inspections are among them," a senior official said just before Mr. Blair arrived at Camp David by helicopter this afternoon.

"There seems to be a real indication that they are moving toward a new form of a coercive inspections regime," said Jessica T. Mathews, president of the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace and a co-author of a recent proposal to back up inspectors with air and land forces.

Also included in the agenda of today's meeting, an official said, was a discussion of whether it would be militarily feasible to conduct what Washington now refers to as "coercive inspections" -- an inspection team backed up by air and land forces that could destroy potential weapons sites and be transformed into an invasion force if necessary.

Weeks ago Democrats could have adopted a policy of coercive inspection.

If Theresa May understood this, she would forget about grammar schools and do something far more radical: scrap the majority of tests, scrap the coercive inspection regime and scrap most of the national curriculum.

The Iraqi dictator cannot accede to coercive inspection, enforced by U.N. troops, without blowing up what has cost him more than $100 billion in a decade's oil revenues to build.

Those determined to avoid war at all costs may demand more direct and irrefutable evidence than this kind of coercive inspection program is capable of producing in the face of willful Iraqi deception.

The institution produced a report advocating a new regime of "coercive" weapons inspections in Iraq, backed up by force and aimed at disarming Mr. Hussein without resorting to war.