Sentence examples for inspection program and from inspiring English sources

Indiana has closed some campgrounds, eliminated a beekeeper inspection program and a program that provided folk music and story-telling at state parks.

"These guys know what they're doing," said Bill Nickerson, 48, a supervisor for the state's meat inspection program and a 22-year Navy veteran.

The Democrats will try to maneuver Mr. DiFrancesco into defending the most controversial moves of the Whitman administration, like the expensive auto emissions inspection program and the growing state debt.

By contrast, the Department of Agriculture, which regulates 20percentt of the food supply, receives $104 million for its meat inspection program and $164 million for food emergencies and other food safety responsibilities.

On its Web site, the A.K.C. said that it had an "ongoing routine kennel inspection program" and that since 2000, A.K.C. field inspectors had conducted more than 45,000 inspections nationwide.

Federal labor officials also said the administration should publicly apply pressure on retailers like the Gap and Walmart to sign an international accord providing for a binding inspection program and mandatory improvements in workplace safety, according to officials who participated in the meetings but are not authorized to speak to reporters.

The District Attorney, Richard A. Brown, said the utility also agreed under the settlement to strengthen its inspection programs and increase training for its employees.

In a statement issued this morning, Chancellor Gene Block said: "I communicated to the UCLA community plans for a comprehensive review of our laboratory inspection programs and implementation of revised procedures to ensure the safety of our researchers...

Investigators charged PG&E with "poor record-keeping, inadequate inspection programs, and an integrity management program without integrity".

Mayor Libby Schaaf vowed to strengthen Oakland's building and fire inspection programs and to crack down on code violations, but said the city would not conduct "witch hunts" against its employees or agencies responsible for investigating building and safety complaints.

It urged the city to create a comprehensive monitoring and inspection program for oil and gas sites that crosses city departments.