Sentence examples for inspectorate failed from inspiring English sources
It was argued that the Inspectorate failed to respond to emerging signals including patients' complaints and it should have enforced the rules more strictly, because its actions had been too hesitant and trusting of care providers who were not complying with quality standards.
According to the Inspectorate, local authorities have failed to specify a targeted and systematic approach, and policies have not been evidence-based.
One in 10 crimes has been inaccurately recorded by Kent Police and some victims have been failed, Her Majesty's Inspectorate of Constabulary has found.
Her Majesty's Inspectorate of Constabulary said forces had failed to understand the depth of the DJ and TV presenter's sexual offending, and had mishandled complaints and intelligence.
A centre for teacher training in mathematics at Bath Spa University has failed its inspection by the schools inspectorate, Ofsted.
An interim report by Her Majesty's Inspectorate of Constabulary in Scotland (HMICS) after police failed to investigate a public call about the M9 crash found on Thursday there were "significant staff shortages" at the Dundee, Aberdeen and Inverness call centres, which led to real risks of further serious errors.
Last year, a report from Her Majesty's Inspectorate of Constabulary said thousands of domestic violence victims were failed by police forces across England and Wales due to "alarming and unacceptable weaknesses" in the way cases were investigated.
In November, the Norwegian Rail Inspectorate threatened to withdraw the company's safety license, since they had failed to show proper maintenance of the rolling stock.
Moreover the inspectorate decides whether institutes fail in their care and whether they should draw up a plan for improvement.
The planning inspectorate confirmed Emin had submitted an appeal, on the grounds that Tower Hamlets council failed to give notice of its decision within an appropriate period.
A week later, the Inspectorate of Constabulary found in a report that police in England and Wales failed to record the "reasonable" reasons for stopping and searching people in 27% of 8,783 cases examined.
