Sentence examples for inspectors at a from inspiring English sources

Under Mr. Blix's plan, 50 to 100 inspectors at a time would be in Iraq.

He sent drugs in the refrigeration units of tractor-trailers, in custom-made cavities in the bodies of cars and in truckloads of fish (which inspectors at a sweltering checkpoint might not want to detain for long).

He used a temporary visitor's visa to cross the border into Laredo, Tex., where he paid $60 for a false birth certificate to show to inspectors at a highway checkpoint farther inland.

Iran agreed Monday to give U.N. officials greater access to some of its nuclear facilities, displaying a new openness with international inspectors at a time when its diplomats are seeking to win relief from crippling economic sanctions.

But the inspectors, at a news conference, said that their goal was to avoid war and that they would ask the Security Council for more time to do their job.

"Low-level tax evasion is large", but the government is reducing the number of inspectors at a time when it declares that all tax avoiders must "smell the coffee".

(Mr Fitzpatrick reckons that any attempted breakout would be spotted by Western intelligence agencies and nuclear inspectors at an early stage.

Variance partitioning coefficients of a recent logistic multilevel analysis with cross-classified random effects of 20 post-mortem findings of official meat inspectors at an Austrian slaughterhouse suggest that especially meat inspection of scalding water lungs can be deemed as not sufficiently standardized [ 20].

Since recruiting and training new inspectors is a frequent process in most TFT-LCD manufacturers, and since it takes most novice inspectors at least a year to become proficient, an effective training program is crucial for TFT-LCD manufacturers to secure their process efficiency and product quality.

To report this story, Conover got a job working as an F.D.A. meat inspector at a slaughterhouse in Schuyler, Nebraska.

— Robert Simonson Harper's: The journalist Ted Conover went undercover as a U.S.D.A. meat inspector at a slaughtering facility in Nebraska.