Sentence examples for existing inspection from inspiring English sources

A lot of it has been generated by talk radio: 'How dare they touch my car!' " With at least one exception -- making up for a test to detect leaky exhaust systems that was suspended -- New Jersey's enhanced inspection program is scheduled to be in full effect on Aug. 1, with all 127 existing inspection lanes using the dynamometer emissions test.

"In the interim period, while details are being finalised and the inspectorate is being built, an emergency protocol will ensure swift action to protect workers at any factory where existing inspection programmes or worker reports identify an immediate threat to life and limb".

The eight-acre site at the Port of Sheerness will be an extension to an existing inspection facility.

This is related to the fact that existing inspection planning procedures are primarily related to product and process development stages and not to ongoing series production.

Since a subjective estimation procedure can be easily integrated into existing inspection processes, it represents a good starting point for practitioners before introducing more objective decision making criteria by means of capture recapture models or the defect detection profile method.

The motivation for permanently mounting MWM eddy current sensors is either (1) to replace an existing inspection that requires substantial disassembly and surface preparation (e.g. inside the fuel tank of an aircraft), or (2) to take advantage of early detection and apply less invasive life-extension repairs, as well as reduce interruption of service when flaws are detected.

Gather information from the listing realtor before making an offer: Copies of any existing inspections.

Earlier, the department said that the report "understates the extent of our existing inspectional program" and that veterinary inspections of the stables are performed.

Here, we re-assess an existing analytical inspection framework, designed for individual information seeking, and then apply it to evaluate a recent collaborative information-seeking interface: SearchTogether.

Just 6 percent of commercial trucks on the roads — often cast-offs from more developed countries that are jerry-rigged with random spare parts — would pass existing safety inspections if those were properly administered.

If the other members of the Security Council propose having one more try at implementing the existing weapons-inspections regime, and if Mr Hussein accepts it (only to prevaricate again), Mr Bush would face an unenviable choice.