Sentence examples for inspection goods from inspiring English sources
Jovanovic (1984) discusses two views of matches: matches as inspection goods, in which job-seekers learn the quality of the job just by inspecting it (e.g., by having the job described or having an interview), and matches as experience goods, in which job-quality can only be learned through on-the-job experience.
It will also control the warehousing and inspection of goods.
Mr. Albright, the president of the Institute for Science and International Security, added that China could take additional measures to "dramatically increase the inspection of goods into North Korea by road and rail".
Starting in the new year, importers of these products will have to be registered with the government, use only five designated ports for their shipments, arrange for a detailed inspection of goods before they are loaded on a ship or plane bound for Indonesia and then have every single container exhaustively inspected on arrival by Indonesia's notoriously slow customs bureaucracy.
In response, citizens called on their government for consumer protection, inspection of goods, and regulation of public utilities.
Improved Care Quality Commission (CQC) inspection methodology, good whistle blowing procedures, more thorough staff recruitment and profiling and good leadership and supervision will reduce the likelihood of another scandal but will not change the model.
China has enhanced inspections of goods at the border.
The Department of Homeland Security has stepped up inspections of goods and people on the border and at overseas ports.
The recent changes to inspection for good and outstanding schools are welcome and the noises about a smarter inspection model for youth offending point in the right direction.
The Chinese government this week took a variety of actions against the Philippines, including increasing inspections of goods coming into China and limiting visits by Chinese tourists.
The Chinese government also vowed to step up safety efforts by increasing inspections of goods headed for export and by investigating companies that were suspected of violating the law.
