4. Be diligent with inspections.
On June 6 , 1863 Grant boarded the Diligent for an inspection tour up the Yazoo River intended to uncover the location of Gen. Joseph Johnston's Confederate units.
Through diligent personal survey and inspection, he provided a more extensive, frequent, and speedier mail service, both within the Colonies and to England.
Upon closer inspection one diligent fund investor was right to query why one of the largest holdings in the fund was an African tobacco company.
"The warranty does not apply to any conditions that an inspection by a reasonably diligent purchaser would reveal," Mr. Selsberg said.
Diligent and extensive planning of in-service inspection (ISI) of all reactor components has been imposed for satisfying the most stringent safety requirements.
Diligent inspectors can do up to 400 inspections a year and pull down $90,000.
On the opposite end, other participants said that handwashing was not often addressed during food premise inspections because food handlers tend to be more diligent with washing their hands in the presence of a PHI.
MRS. SULLIVAN, the lawyer in Stratford, said that after some of her clients chose Mr. Dawson for a home inspection, some real-estate sales representatives complained he was overly diligent, saying, " 'I can't believe what kind of inspector your client had.
Second, the regulator must become more diligent about communicating the prompt, accurate and complete outcomes of its inspections directly to operators, residents and relatives, as well as to public sector commissioners.
