Sentence examples for inspector testified from inspiring English sources

One Customs inspector testified that it was her duty to watch out for "subversive actions". Asked to define those, she said they included "Anything against the Government, our Government.

"Don't you want to give the court a little road map about the strategy?" A housing inspector testified that Destiny Ventures had done nothing to correct the code violations on the vacant two-story clapboard house in question.

One, Sean Rafferty, a customs inspector, testified by telephone hookup that he had been told in advance to scrutinize Captain Yee when he got off the flight from Jacksonville because he might be carrying classified information.

One inspector testified that a bouncer told her she could smoke in a back area near an exit door; another said he was able to buy a loose cigarette for $2 from a collection of items for sale in the men's bathroom.

A Muslim clergyman arrested by a federal terrorism task force on Sunday as he tried to board a plane to the Middle East was denied bail here today after a customs inspector testified that two of his bags had contained traces of explosives.

A police inspector testifies to finding a suicide note.

Iraq's strange hankering for this particular "spare part" becomes less mysterious when one reflects that the switch in question has another use: it can trigger an atomic bomb....[F]ormer U.N. inspector Scott Ritter testified at a Senate hearing last year [that] the inspectors had "intelligence information which indicates that components necessary for three nuclear weapons exist" in Iraq.

The Social Security inspector general testified that "there is no reason" to allow such trafficking in private information.

Ted Alves, the Amtrak inspector general, testified that the bulk of the losses were on Amtrak's long-distance routes, which account for 87 percent of the deficit.

Earl E. Devaney, the Interior Department's inspector general, testified at those hearings about a culture of "managerial irresponsibility and a lack of accountability" at the agency.

But San Francisco police inspector John Evans testified the bullet traveled in a straight line, suggesting Juan Francisco Lopez-Sanchez was pointing the gun in the direction of Kate Steinle, 32.