Sentence examples for inspection program that from inspiring English sources

"There's no doubt in my mind but that the inspection program that currently is on the books wouldn't work because it's so much weaker than the earlier one," he said.

Now, after approving a new inspection program that offers a minimally acceptable level of monitoring, the Security Council is turning the inspection work over to a man of uncertain resolve.

"There is no reason for taxpayers to be subsidizing a duplicative catfish inspection program that will cost millions to set up and another $15 million to operate annually," Ms. Shaheen said.

Nationally, there are more than 199,000 highway bridges — the species covered by the relevant federal inspection program — that are 50 years old or older, according to Transportation for America.

The leaders, Senator Biagio Ciotto, a Democrat from Wethersfield, and Representative Jacqueline Cocco, a Democrat of Bridgeport, said the state should be cautious before taking any action that could jeopardize an emissions inspection program that helps employ more than 1,100 people in independent inspection and repair shops.

But on Monday, the Office of Congressional Ethics released its report anyway, concluding that Mr. Deal appeared to have improperly used his office to pressure Georgia officials to continue a vehicle inspection program that generated hundreds of thousands of dollars a year for his family's auto salvage business.

This results in inspection programs that are so costly there is little money available to research into new threats.

The risk management can be established as a control process that uses flexible inspection programs that, based on feedback from service, can be changed to method and frequency to keep probability of an unsafe flight within required levels.

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.

Earlier this week, Mr. Blair's foreign minister, Jack Straw, declared that the report on Monday by Hans Blix, chief of the chemical and biological weapons inspection program, meant that Baghdad was in "material breach" of United Nations disarmament conditions, diplomatic code for grounds for war.

The State Treasurer yesterday defended his proposal to hire a private company to organize and operate the state's enhanced auto emissions inspection program, saying that a delay in awarding the contract could cost New Jersey millions of dollars in Federal transportation aid.