Sentence examples for inspect goods from inspiring English sources

Shoppers closely inspect goods from glittering wedding apparel to recently killed chickens.

At its insistence, resolution 1718 authorises governments to inspect goods—as China is apparently doing at some land crossings but it does not oblige them to do so.

"I'd estimate we see a 15 to 20percentt lift in results compared to not having the robot". Another Vgo owner uses the robot to inspect goods rolling off production lines in China.

While the United Nations said Iraq had not substantiated the assertion, a spokesman said that a Dutch citizen working for a Swiss company hired by the United Nations to inspect goods at border crossings had been withdrawn because he had "taken some photographs in an area which the government considered to be sensitive".

The group, based in Geneva, took an extraordinary charge of $108 million to cover outstanding bills at a unit that inspects goods for governments.

In a similar vein, seven officials from the Bureau of Customs and Border Protection have helped authorities at the Baghdad and Basra airports establish procedures for processing international passengers and inspecting goods.

The new recruits, who would be the first based at the ports, are expected to ensure there is minimal delay in inspecting goods that come into the country.

The council, which is responsible for inspecting goods entering the UK at Dover, could use motorcycle couriers to deliver samples of imported food for testing at its laboratory in West Malling "in the event of traffic disruption," according to a report of their Brexit preparations.

In addition, crossing the border on the Murray River was a tiresome experience as each border crossing had customs posts inspecting goods and luggage to ensure all duty was paid and to reduce smuggling, a popular activity.

For example, Ofsted's plan to spend less time inspecting good schools and to focus resources on middling schools must be encouraged.

Subject to consultation with the Secretary of State and the profession, I am proposing a new way of inspecting good and outstanding schools – in other words the great majority of schools in England.