Sentence examples for inspection body from inspiring English sources

One of the key issues currently being discussed is what the future holds for the inspection body.

Russia wanted Unscom, the now-defunct (and spy-infested) inspection body, formally abolished; America insisted on keeping it involved.

Meanwhile the Policy Exchange thinktank, which Gove set up in 2002, is calling for evidence from schools about whether the school inspection body is "fit for purpose".

He said he planned to allow experts from Unscom, the now-disbanding first arms inspection body, to compete for jobs on the new commission.

The "quest" is not state regulation but yet another chance for self-regulation with an independent inspection body to make sure it is not the Press Complaints Commission all over again, which I'm sure you will agree, David, was rubbish.

Both UNSCOM, the UN inspection body that Iraq so often defied, and the embargo, which put a stop to all trade with Iraq except the limited sale of oil in exchange for food and medicine, would be scrapped.

She levelled criticism at regulatory and inspection bodies over a failure to tackle what was happening at Hassockfield.

Just that a plethora of regulatory and inspection bodies, which already exist or will soon come into being, also have an impact on social care.

The government also accepted other Kennedy recommendations including the creation of a new Council for the Quality of Health Care to co-ordinate the health service's myriad quality and inspection bodies.

Rationalisation is a popular strategy at the moment: in addition to merging the various inspection bodies, the government has plans to weld the Inland Revenue and Customs and Excise into a single entity.

Typically, vehicular inspections are done by accredited inspection bodies.