Sentence examples for inspections suggests from inspiring English sources

A recent report, summarizing the results of several such inspections, suggests widespread violations (7 ); >50% of these inspections indicated significant deficiencies in disinfection, pH control, and general maintenance.

However, the fact that so many properties passed visual inspections suggests that most owners undertook necessary repairs before their inspection took place.

Many questions remain about the impacts of Rochester's lead law, including Effectiveness of inspection protocols: The fact that only 6% of Rochester properties failed visual inspections suggests that either property owners were making sure paint was in good repair before their inspections or that visual inspections were not identifying all deteriorated paint.

Charles Duelfer, deputy director of the United Nations Special Commission overseeing the arms inspections, suggested that the low profile was intentional.

The totals from Friday's inspections suggest that operators have made little effort to comply with regulations.

Swiss Air said that it could perform the inspections suggested by McDonnell Douglas in two hours on two planes at Chicago's O'Hare airport.

The cathedral's Great Organ constructed in the 1730s is said to have been water-damaged but unburned, and inspections suggest the three stained glass "rose" windows survived.

While this does not mean it cannot be delivered by big operators, with suitably decentralised structures, emerging findings from Care Quality Commission CQCC) inspections suggest that smaller is often better.

The Great Organ constructed in the 1730s with about 8,000 pipes was said to have been damaged by water but escaped the flames; initial inspections suggested the three ornate stained glass "rose" windows also appeared to have survived the fire, officials said.

Shell said nobody was injured and inspections suggested there was no significant structural damage.

"Recent OSHA inspections suggest that more injuries occur than are reported, although the extent of underreporting is not known, and vulnerable workers such as immigrants and noncitizens may fear for their livelihoods and feel pressured not to report injuries," the report states.