Sentence examples for inspection regimen from inspiring English sources

In the United States, it wants a new inspection regimen backed by law.

Early optimism that Iranian negotiators were ready to discuss the outlines of a deal — one that would have frozen the most immediately worrisome elements of the country's nuclear program in return for an acknowledgment of the country's right to enrich uranium under a highly obtrusive inspection regimen — faded in April, when the talks collapsed.

So, with backing from Southern lawmakers, the industry fought for the 2008 provision in the farm bill that would subject catfish to a more rigorous inspection regimen than the one at the F.D.A. Gavin Gibbons, spokesman for the National Fisheries Institute, a trade group of seafood producers, including catfish farmers, called the inspection program a backdoor trade restriction.

Most of the research to date has focused on determining the impact of the inspection regimen from the perspective of regulators, clients, or markets, but there has been very little research focused on the effect of inspections on the accounting firms themselves.

And finally, as routine inspection regimens did not prevent the outbreak, the findings from this investigation prompted FDA to move up its scheduled review of the state milk regulatory program.

Unable, at least for now, to enforce the UN's arms-inspection regimen, America has switched emphasis to measures designed to help Iraq's opposition-in-exile overthrow the dictator.

Blinken described the threat of future sanctions as "keeping that sword of Damocles hanging over the head of the Iranians" that would keep it in line with an inspections regimen and the terms of the deal.

On Thursday, President Obama will call for tougher safety requirements for offshore oil drilling and will likely announce a more rigorous inspections regimen for such operations, administration officials said.

The inspection regime collapsed.

Meanwhile, it has become clear that no regimen of inspection, no matter how penetrating and rigorous, could satisfy Netanyahu of an adequate Iranian compliance.

Even with American and European companies appointing executives this summer to put in place a stricter regimen of inspections and safeguards under the new agreements, these efforts are limited to Bangladesh.