Sentence examples for increasing inspection from inspiring English sources

Meanwhile, public sector unions are reporting deepening resentment, plummeting morale, mounting workloads and higher levels of stress and illness among staff who are complaining of increasing inspection and bureaucracy.

The specimen surface was inspected using non-contact profilometery every minute for the first 10 minutes of testing, with a subsequently increasing inspection interval for a total of 150 minutes.

At the same time, the Agriculture Department is increasing inspections at American airports to prevent the spread of foot-and-mouth disease in this country.

The Chinese government this week took a variety of actions against the Philippines, including increasing inspections of goods coming into China and limiting visits by Chinese tourists.

Instead, an administration official issued a statement saying that because the city has been unable to "achieve efficiencies" in the Fire Department for the last decade -- like increasing inspections in fire prevention -- the city "has to close firehouses".

The request was made in a letter to Senator Arlen Specter, Republican of Pennsylvania, that offers a detailed spending plan for such things as opening new foreign offices, increasing inspections and constructing new databases to track drug hazards.

The Chinese government also vowed to step up safety efforts by increasing inspections of goods headed for export and by investigating companies that were suspected of violating the law.

But it would increase inspection and waiting times, and would be a danger to technicians, according to the State Division of Motor Vehicles.

It prompted the Federal Aviation Administration to form the National Aging Aircraft Research Program, studying metal fatigue and other problems in older planes and subjecting them to increased inspection and maintenance procedures.

Increased inspection and record-keeping requirements could raise her department's administrative costs per abatement case from about $4,000 to $10,000, she said.

Fire officials have defended their efforts to push for greater accountability in inspections, asserting that fire unions have balked at efforts raised during contract negotiations to increase inspection time.