[ Page B2. ] The Williamsburg Bridge, which was already partly closed and has long been scheduled for rebuilding or replacement, has not been given an "in depth" inspection since 1979, despite repeated reports of rust and decay, according to a spokeswoman for the state's Department of Transportation.
"These are in-depth inspections, but we do not take the bus apart," she said.
[Excerpts from the letter, Page A12.] Despite sharp differences over the terms of a new resolution, all 15 Council nations are united in wanting in-depth inspections that can turn up any prohibited weapons programs in Iraq.
Unless Pyongyang allows in-depth inspections of its nuclear facilities, the U.S. should: Seek from the U.N. sweeping economic sanctions.
"We know there is too much variation in quality in the NHS - these new in-depth inspections will allow us to get a much more detailed picture of care in hospitals than ever before".
A subsequent in-depth inspection revealed the presence of a circumferential crack along a weld.
This is done through the in-depth inspection of the results provided by the aforementioned GBT buckling analyses.
The N.R.C. later decided to conduct the in-depth inspection of Indian Point 2 after learning that the last inspection of the generator, in 1997, had been done wrong.
But after a routine, pre-opening inspection of Animal Kingdom last February in which Disney was found in compliance of Federal regulations, the Agriculture Department decided to go back for "a little more in-depth" inspection, said Jim Rogers, a department spokesman.
State Representative Sue W. Kelly, a Republican of Katonah, said Con Edison should not restart the plant until after the Nuclear Regulatory Commission completes an in-depth inspection of the plant's workings, scheduled for next month.
And after the crash, which killed all 88 people aboard, an in-depth inspection found a variety of problems, some so serious that the agency threatened to withdraw the airline's authorization to perform major maintenance on its planes.
