Sentence examples for inspections one third from inspiring English sources

David Cameron's failing free school programme is damaging school standards – too many are failing their Ofsted inspections, one third have employed unqualified teachers and a complete lack of local oversight is allowing underperformance in these schools to go unchecked for far too long.

After I'd arrived for my baby inspection, one of the first items that caught my eye on the bulletin board in Abigail's kitchen was a Times clipping I had sent her and Brian, who also practices law of the humanity-helping rather than the disgustingly lucrative sort, about young professionals who had left the Bay Area in the wake of the dot-com collapse.

PARIS — European air safety regulators on Friday ordered inspections of nearly one-third of all Airbus A380 jets after hairline cracks were found in a component of the wings on a handful of the 555-seat superjumbos in recent months.

At first their drama and glamour appear almost frivolous, but on closer inspection one discovers that every detail has been meticulously calculated.

The cost of inspection is approximately one-third of acquiring and operating composite structures.

At first glance, the sculpture felt like a candy-coated homage to Cady Noland, but upon closer inspection, one noticed the flashing screens of what seemed like dozens of cell phones.

The company called the required inspection "one of many routine and redundant inspections".

The GLA has, however, had its budget for enforcement and inspection slashed by nearly one-fifth by the coalition government.

One-third of inspections, says Mr Romeva, led to an apparent infringement, such as inadequate catch documentation.

During the first nine months under federal-only workplace protection there were one-third as many inspections as the state made in the same period of time before the state program was axed.

Overall, we estimate that state-dependent targeting (based on historical interceptions) cuts the rate of infested shipments that are accepted by one-fifth, relative to uniformly allocated inspections.