Sentence examples for face inspection from inspiring English sources

And he has to be prepared to face inspection at his nakedest.

From the autumn, schools will face inspection without notice, so that inspectors see classrooms "as they really are".

Currently the normal notice period for an Ofsted inspection is half a day, and only schools rated inadequate for behaviour face inspection with no notice at all.

Tickets, bags and pocket contents all face inspection.

Unlike nursing homes, hospices don't face inspection every year to maintain certification.

But rather than address the agricultural sectors crop selection or growing groundwater addiction, the governor's order requires farmers to report water use more frequently or face inspection by state water managers.

The next category of "good" schools will face inspections at least every five years, "satisfactory" schools will be inspected at least every three years and "inadequate" schools will be more closely monitored, with a re-inspection likely within a year.

Department of Health sources suggested that other hospitals could also face inspections as part of a new "zero-tolerance" approach to poor care.

This computerised version of the toolkit could be completed by unit managers without the need for a face to face interview to maximise its accessibility and could complement peer review or other face to face inspections.

Due to low pay, the agency has struggled to hire and retain inspectors, resulting in so few workplace inspections that the average site will only face an inspection every 99 years.

The service will face an inspection in December for an initial review of progress made, with the service expected to meet all milestones set by the department by December 2013.