Sentence examples for has begun inspecting from inspiring English sources

New York City has begun inspecting the homes of some people who apply for Medicaid, to see if they misrepresented their income, assets or living arrangements.

Apple's announcement on Monday that an outside monitoring group, the Fair Labor Association, has begun inspecting its suppliers' factories in China rekindled a debate over how effective the group has been in eliminating labor abuses.

A health department official said the city has recently changed its policy and has begun inspecting all Nycha apartments where children under 18 years old have been found with a lead level of 5 micrograms per deciliter or more.

Since then, gas companies in Illinois have begun inspecting some 300,000 homes where similar gas meters have been replaced.

On Friday, China said its own regulators had begun inspecting electronics stores in Kunming to ensure they complied with the law.

BP four months later had begun inspecting pipelines with "smart pigs", devices inserted to detect abnormalities, when a second leak occurred.

A second senior environment ministry official, also based in Basra, said counter-radiation teams had begun inspecting oil sites, scrapyards and border crossings to locate the device after an emergency task force raised the alarm on 13 November.

Officials from the European Commission have begun inspecting border controls in Gibraltar following complaints of excessive delays caused by Spanish officials that led to a war of words with Britain.

In announcing that the association had begun inspecting Foxconn factories in Shenzhen and Chengdu, Timothy D. Cook, Apple's chief executive, said, "We believe that workers everywhere have the right to a safe and fair work environment, which is why we've asked the F.L.A. to independently assess the performance of our largest suppliers".

He said that border guards had begun inspecting some of the lorries on Thursday afternoon, but the Russians had decided to go ahead without waiting for them all to be cleared.

In May 2010, it was reported that the British Save Concorde Group and French Olympus 593 groups had begun inspecting the engines of a Concorde at the French museum; their intent is to restore the airliner to a condition where it can fly in demonstrations.