Sentence examples for corps of inspectors from inspiring English sources

But the president quickly encountered resistance from the Senate, including from a fellow Democrat, Claire McCaskill of Missouri, who said Mr. Obama had not provided sufficient reason for the dismissal, as required under a recent law intended to protect the independence of the corps of inspectors general.

He then joined the corps of finance inspectors (1930) and in 1940 became director of external finance in the Ministry of Finance.

Whatever the legal merits, it fell to a corps of nine inspectors in the Division of Kosher Law Enforcement within the Agriculture and Markets Department to thrust their faces into food-store cases, go into restaurant kitchens and sometimes step into slaughterhouses to assure that standards were being observed.

They also granted a corps of cultural "inspectors" the power to immediately close any art exhibition or performance found to violate Cuba's socialist revolutionary values.

If anyone wonders why Moscow needs a corps of atomic food inspectors, the answer is simple: the city lies a bare 415 miles from Ukraine's Chernobyl nuclear-power station, which belched a Hiroshima bomb's worth of isotopes into the air when one of its reactors blew apart in April 1986.

The health department made 73,749 inspections with a corps of 115 to 140 inspectors.

The food safety service has not increased its corps of 75 food safety inspectors at the borders.

Regulators in Beijing are promising to step up safety checks, a huge task considering China's large and growing trade volumes, and its limited and often ineffectual corps of police officers and inspectors.

Training of inspectors was patchy.

In 2008 pairs of inspectors and co-inspectors visited all 33 integrated psychiatric institutes in the Netherlands.

All specimens were collected with consent of inspectors.