Sentence examples for inspection center from inspiring English sources

"Our army, which protects our borders, has a high responsibility to block the disease," Han Yong Sik, director of the Nampo inspection center, told the network.

LANDSTAR SYSTEM INC., Jacksonville, Fla., a freight carrier, said it had opened a truck equipment repair and inspection center in Laredo, Tex., to handle an expected increase in shipments between the United States and Mexico.

Once the plan has been approved by the council, possibly next week, the next step will be a visit to Iraq to re-establish an inspection center in Baghdad.

The next step will be to re-establish an inspection center in Baghdad and begin drawing up a list of questions that Iraq must answer before sanctions can be suspended and ultimately lifted.

Opened on Jan . 1 , 1892Ellis Island's vast inspection center served as the entry point for more than 10 million men, women and children, mostly European Catholics and Jews.

In a letter telling Mr. Schwilk of the decision, Pedro Orso-Delgado, the department's district director for San Diego and Imperial Counties, cited "questions regarding public safety" because of the proximity of the checkpoint and an adjacent California Highway Patrol inspection center.

Many of Japan's stringent tests take place at two national inspection centers.

Until then, annual inspections had focused on safety issues and were performed for a few dollars by most garages as well as free at state inspection centers.

In an odd juxtaposition, health and agriculture officials announced on Oct. 18 that domestic beef was safe only hours after a government program began to test 1.3 million cows at 117 meat hygiene inspection centers across Japan.

The Senate president, Donald T. DiFrancesco, who sponsored the measure, said it was the best way to spare drivers the inconvenience of idling in long lines at the inspection centers, some of which have reported waits of up to five hours.

In a 38-page "recovery plan" required by the state, the contractor, Parsons Infrastructure and Technology Group, says it can meet the state's deadline to clear up problems that caused long lines at inspection centers and led to a political firestorm for Gov. Christine Todd Whitman.