Sentence examples for inspect the efforts from inspiring English sources

Mr. Obama plans on Friday to inspect the efforts in Louisiana to stop the leak and clean up after it, his second trip to the region since the explosion of the Deepwater Horizon rig on April 20.

President Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono flew by helicopter to the Mentawais to inspect the aid effort.

Vice Premier Zhang Dejiang visited the site on Saturday afternoon to inspect the rescue effort, while President Hu Jintao and Premier Wen Jiabao both "made instructions on the rescue work," Xinhua said.

Mr. Obama had planned a second Ohio stop in Cleveland, but scrapped that to fly to Louisiana to inspect the damage and recovery effort after Hurricane Isaac caused severe flooding last week.

Inspecting the rebuilding effort in Galiwin'ku, the Northern Territory chief minister, Adam Giles, and members of the community said the cyclone had in fact been an "opportunity" for economic development, and the construction process was delivering training, jobs and business ventures to the Yolngu people.

The company said efforts to inspect the line and assess the damage had been initially hampered by continued severe weather and high tides.

Commanders initially resisted efforts to inspect the prison but relented and allowed visits by two teams of inspectors, including Human Rights Minister Wijdan Salim.

Sandra Carroll, a spokeswoman for the Federal Bureau of Investigation, said high winds and choppy seas on Wednesday had cut short the effort to thoroughly inspect the 708-foot vessel and its more than 650 40-foot containers, the contents of which were unknown.

But according to federal prosecutors, NYCDOT officials "made no effort to inspect the vehicles or otherwise determine whether any reported damage was attributable to Sandy".

He worried that the lack of accurate location data could hamper efforts to regularly inspect the facilities and ensure they are up to standard.

Those resolute voices in American public life that continue to deny the existence of a conspiracy to kill President Kennedy argue that 'someone would have talked.' This line of reasoning if often used by journalists who have made no effort themselves to closely inspect the growing body of evidence and have not undertaken any of their own investigative reporting.