Sentence examples for inspections demand from inspiring English sources

Both versions of the bill would grant the F.D.A. new powers to recall tainted foods, increase inspections, demand accountability from food companies and oversee farming.

An important law enacted early this year gave the Food and Drug Administration new powers to set safety standards for the production and harvesting of fruits and vegetables, conduct frequent inspections, demand company records, establish a tracing system to find the source of an outbreak, and recall tainted food.

We should be focusing on Saddam's non-compliance with U.N. inspection demands -- period.

Iran has defied the I.A.E.A.'s inspection demands as well as resolutions by the United Nations Security Council calling on Iran to halt all uranium enrichment until the agency's unanswered questions are resolved.

If President Bush wants to renew hostilities with Iraq, he should seek a new resolution telling Baghdad it must comply fully and immediately with the cease-fire's disarmament and inspection demands or face a reopening of hostilities.

Surround him, throw Lilliputian nets on him, tie him up with a lot of U.N. inspection demands, humor him long enough to stop him from using his weapons and blowing up the Middle East.

Respondents across groups noted callousness regarding the impact of inspection demands upon children.

In addition, the robot has four extendable external interfaces to add different modules for pipeline inspection demands as shown in Fig. 7. To cope with the pipeline size, the topology of the pipeline is assumed to provide several points of access/exit to the pipeline.

Use of an independent well examiner empowered to carry out onsite inspections on demand.

It was not long before the additional inspections and demands for information yielded results.

The Ministry of Trade and Industry predicts that unless power production is restarted at some of the nuclear reactors around the country that are now suspended for inspection, national demand will outstrip supply by 4 percent to 20 percent during December, January and February — the coldest winter months.