Sentence examples for conduct physical from inspiring English sources

The agency will conduct physical inspection of food and take samples but will be limited because of staff reductions, the agency said.

Security screeners now working for private companies are already required by the Federal Aviation Administration to speak, read and write English, and to demonstrate their ability to operate X-ray equipment and conduct physical searches of passengers.

Assessors conduct physical inspections to determine the condition of properties, and have to weigh the risks posed by, say, the fact that a big office building's prime tenant is a failing dot-com.

He said there have been "absolutely no issues" for people coming into the park through the pedestrian search areas where G4S was contracted to conduct physical searches and operate X-ray machines.

Then they take objective measurements like vital signs and conduct physical examinations to look for other abnormalities.

"Most people don't understand how logistically difficult it is to conduct physical (on the ground) surveillance of even one suspect, much less a whole cell," explains David Gomez, a former FBI agent and counterterrorism expert.

In addition to monitoring his phones, the F.B.I. conducted physical surveillance of Moalin.

Investigators also seized more than 6,000 e-mail messages, bank records, and travel and hotel records, and conducted physical surveillance.

Hooper Holmes Inc., which conducts physical examinations for insurance companies, said an ethics inquiry at the company is preventing KPMG from finishing its second-quarter audit.

Hooper Holmes, which conducts physical examinations for insurance companies, said yesterday that its audit committee found no evidence of intentional wrongdoing in an investigation into improper reimbursement by the company's chief executive officer.

HOOPER HOLMES INC., Basking Ridge, N.J., which conducts physical exams for life and health insurance applicants, said it would buy Medicals Direct Group, Stanmore, England, also a provider of exams for insurance applicants, for $9 million in cash to enter Britain's insurance market.