Sentence examples for inspection programs for from inspiring English sources

After the rip in Southwest Flight 812's roof last week, the airline announced it would create additional inspection programs for its 737 fleet.

The signatories pointed to decisions by some American companies, like Wal-Mart and Gap, to forgo signing on to the plan and instead set up their own factory inspection programs for Bangladesh, and criticized the moves as insufficient.

As both reliability analyses and systematic inspection programs for the world's infrastructure gain increased usage and prominence, it becomes more important to use the information from routine visual inspections to update lifetime reliability assessments and resulting life-cycle inspection/repair strategies.

The Americans and British have been lobbying hard, but with little success, for a dramatically stronger weapons inspection program for Iraq.

Many Thruway bridges were strengthened and 81 replaced, and the state enacted a more rigorous inspection program for all 17,000 vehicular bridges within its borders.

The two-year-old Aquaculture Stewardship Council, the brainchild of the conservation organization WWF and I.D.H., a Dutch sustainable trade program, is rolling out an inspection program for tilapia farms independent of the industry.

In response to an E. coli outbreak in September in California-grown spinach that killed three people and sickened more than 200, the state's Department of Agriculture said it had certified a plan to establish an inspection program for handlers of leafy greens.

The USDA's Office of Inspector General issued a report in May 2010 that condemned USDA's inspections programs for large-scale dog breeders and recommended that all large-scale commercial dog breeders, including those that sell over the Internet, should fall under USDA's regulatory authority.

The temptation for huge profit and quick gain has made meat food adulteration a persistent problem where high quality meat products are replaced with cheaper and inferior counterparts; therefore, state or government quality inspection programs are responsible for ensuring the safety of meat products.

Only 18 states -- including Maine -- and the District of Columbia have safety inspection programs, said Ken Roberts, a spokesman for the Automotive Service Association, a trade group for service station owners.

States that did not participate in the survey lack inspection programs, lack the necessary resources for such endeavors, or felt that the timing was not appropriate for obtaining reliable information in their state.