Sentence examples for inspections focus from inspiring English sources

Ofsted inspections focus on the ability of governors to support and challenge the leadership of schools with little, if any, scrutiny of financial management, the quality, breadth and balance of a school's curriculum, or the adequacy of governance generally.

These investigative inspections focus on areas of concern identified by other states, facilities identified through satellite imagery as having been modified or constructed since 1998, and other inspection leads identified independently by the I.A.E.A.

"It can only be right that inspections focus on teaching and learning, and that they form their judgements through close observation of what actually happens in the classroom and the progress pupils make, not raw statistics," said the NAHT general secretary.

Wherever possible, inspections focus on particular establishments where overexposures to airborne silica are most likely or there are known cases of silicosis (Dear 1996).

Now Macy's has begun inspections focusing on the presentation of merchandise and the condition of fitting rooms.

She said the company's inspections focused on suppliers overseas, where regulations are weaker than in the United States.

There will be a programme of 500 inspections focusing on standards of dignity and nutrition in nursing homes, similar to a programme of hospital inspections that we carried out recently.

The regulator's inspections focused on two outcomes relating to government standards: the care and welfare of people who use services, and safeguarding people who use services from abuse.

Since the attack on the World Trade Center, the Coast Guard has increased its inspections, focusing on ships whose crew list, ports of call or cargo manifest raise suspicions of connections to terrorism.

Then we will turn the spotlight on domiciliary care, with a programme of 250 inspections focusing this time on three aspects – respect and involvement, care and welfare, and providers supporting workers to deliver their responsibilities effectively.

A few years ago, when teaching GCSE music to what can only be described as a diverse group of students, I was subject to a local authority inspection focusing on differentiation.