Sentence examples for inspecting institutions from inspiring English sources

His father retired as the director of internal audit for the New York State Office of Mental Retardation and Developmental Disabilities and is now a consultant for agencies inspecting institutions for the disabled.

To reduce the number of orphanages, the government has also begun inspecting institutions here in the capital and in the far-flung provinces and trying to close those in the worst shape and reunite as many children as possible with their families.

It would get the authority to inspect institutions of all stripes in order to build a picture of overall systemic risks, and the power to insist on corrective action.

(The U.S.D.A. would not comment on the case, but it generally inspects research institutions once or twice a year; reports indicate that fourteen inspections took place at Santa Cruz Biotech between 2010 and 2012).

Fran checks into budget hotels up and down the country in order to inspect failing institutions whose inhabitants are more often than not left "softly wandering in their wits".

He disclosed that the safety standards of just 42 per cent of the prisons and young offender institutions inspected this year had been rated "good" or "reasonably good" – half of the proportion three years earlier.

In nearly half the institutions inspected, Ofsted found colleges lacked the policies to deal with student access to extremist websites through their computing networks, while others failed to check or monitor external speakers as required by Prevent.

These extra-state actors strengthen the optical powers of the state to see into and inspect its own institutions, and to enact political legislation such as the Higher Education and Research Act.

Hundreds entered the building to inspect a government institution from the inside.

"Nine out of 10 of the institutions we inspect tell us they are happy with their inspections and believe they help improvement.

In these rooms the institutions can inspect art, crate it and mark it with special seals, locks and tape that will mean that its chances of being rescreened by airline personnel are minuscule.