Sentence examples for inspection authorities from inspiring English sources

In mainland China, which received about 20 percent of Japan's exports by value last year, the office of supervision, inspection and quarantine has asked local inspection authorities to intensify monitoring for nuclear and radioactive materials.

Properly certified documentation is the only evidence acceptable to pharmaceutical inspection authorities as proof that work has been done and approved to an agreed standard.

Without grouping the countries, we found that trust in inspection authorities is crucial for the decision between opposition and reluctant acceptance.

Without touching current institutional settings, which is complicated and often controversial, some practical and relatively cost-free actions could be taken by labour inspection authorities and social partners (Benassi, 2011 provides a comprehensive review of the main approaches adopted across the world to improve compliance to minimum wages).

In conclusion, fighting non-compliance in Italy is essential to restore a level playing field for firms and ensure effective pay increases for all workers and a series of relatively low-cost tools could be immediately mobilised by inspection authorities and social partners.

In addition, the director of China's State Administration of Work Safety, Yang Dongliang, has been placed under investigation by the Communist Party's Central Commission for Discipline Inspection, authorities said Tuesday, though the direct connection to the Tianjin incident, if any, remained unclear.

Of course, ElBaradei wants to buttress inspection authority and capabilities.

I.A.E.A. inspectors have taken -- and will continue to take -- full advantage of the inspection authority granted by Resolution 1441.

And with Blix's help, the I.A.E.A. acquired sweeping new inspection authority and investigative technologies, which are not being put into effect worldwide".

He said that new inspection authority and investigative technologies acquired by the agency when Mr. Blix was its director were "now" being put into effect worldwide; he did not say "not".

Tehran has already acknowledged, however, that it will have to sign the so-called "additional protocol," which gives "further inspection authority" to the U.N. nuclear watchdog agency "to provide assurance about both declared and possible undeclared activities and to get a more complete picture of a state's overall nuclear program".