But analysts say that Chinese authorities have stepped up enforcement through increased fines, inspections and new mechanisms for holding officials responsible.
A much finer inspection was run for MATILDE to assess the performance under different cutoff levels (0.01, 0.02,..., 0.1,..., 0.9, 0.95,...).
Mr. Catsimatidis indicated that he agrees with the notion that there has been a presumed quota of restaurant fines and inspections.
Closer to the consumer in the supply chain, the Wal-Mart stores themselves were issued a total of $365,500 in proposed fines following inspections conducted by OSHA's Buffalo Area Office at a Rochester store.
Pay and/or update all your necessary taxes, insurance, fines and inspections before attempting an online renewal of your license plates.
But there remained fines from the earlier inspections — fines that were not paid while Mr. Hicks was in charge.
Responding to what the speaker said was "a wave of complaints" about letter grading, the Council posted a questionnaire on its Web site (www.council.nyc.gov) asking the city's 24,000 restaurateurs to share information about their experiences with inspectors and administrative tribunals, and the cost of fines and inspection consultants.
After locating the sites, the archaeologists conducted a fine-grained inspection of the sites' walls and other suitable surfaces in order to identify any previously unidentified motifs and to determine the scope of the required recording.
Despite Bourdain's glitch, most NYC high-end restaurants do just fine on these inspections.
Christine C. Quinn will call for reducing fines at restaurant inspections.
