Sentence examples for extensive inspections from inspiring English sources

Iran agreed to allow more extensive inspections of its nuclear sites and to suspend its uranium-enrichment program.

And analysts said the problems could eventually lead to more extensive inspections of a wider variety of aging planes.

The violations at the three homes were uncovered during extensive inspections begun by the administration in response to The Times's articles.

The Kulluk was towed to a safe harbor on Monday, where it will undergo extensive inspections before continuing its journey to its winter home in Seattle.

These allegations have been adopted as facts by much of the American news media, which often do not mention that Iran has submitted its nuclear facilities to extensive inspections by the United Nations atomic energy agency.

In the case of aircraft this involves extensive inspections of structural and mechanical items, including functional verification of equipment such as control surfaces and systems, landing-gear operation, avionics performance, weapons-systems interfaces, and personnel (crew and passenger) environmental conditioning.

[C1.] F.D.A. to Inspect Guidant Manufacturing Plants The Food and Drug Administration plans to conduct an extensive inspection of the manufacturing facilities of the Guidant Corporation, the maker of implantable heart devices that is under scrutiny because of concerns about the safety of some of the devices and the timing of disclosures about them.

Rachel's experience includes extensive inspection and advisory work, which she maintains as a current School Improvement Partner.

Mr. Stern said no infestations had been found since the one on the Upper East Side in August, and extensive inspection over the winter had determined Central Park to be free of the beetles.

PARIS — Airline industry executives said Monday that an extensive inspection and replacement program of Rolls-Royce engines on their Airbus A380 fleets could potentially lead to a shortage of available spares.

PARIS -- Airline industry executives said Monday that an extensive inspection and replacement program for Rolls-Royce engines on their fleets of Airbus A380 jetliners could lead to a shortage of available spares, raising concerns about possible service disruptions.