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"As we speak, Mayor Bloomberg is announcing that he's planning to hire more building inspectors because of the Deutsche Bank situation," Mr. Brennan said, referring to the blaze on Aug. 18 that killed two firefighters at the former Deutsche Bank building, a Lower Manhattan high-rise ridden with safety problems.

The hospital is under close scrutiny by state and federal inspectors because of a pattern of lapses in care, including the deaths of five patients last year after a host of errors by nurses and other employees.

Terrazas said in a statement, however, that he could not comment on specific complaints by the inspectors because of the internal probe, but that his administration "takes these allegations seriously". The LAFD launched its drive to bring inspections up to date last year after a Times investigation found about 6,800 buildings were months or even years overdue for a safety review.

The company initially explained that the medical records had not been available to the inspector because, as the result of a computer problem, they were all handwritten, and "not sufficiently collated".

"They are awed when they see inspectors now because of recent cases showing people will be prosecuted or made to pay," Mr. Maitos said.

This may be due to variable diagnostic capacity of meat inspectors or because of the presence of other granulomatous diseases in livestock.

Last week the inspectorate announced it was getting rid of 40% of its inspectors because they were not good enough or consistent enough.

Some areas, including column bottoms, are out of reach to inspectors because they are encased in concrete.

Using those locks, the T.S.A. said, travelers can confidently secure their checked bags without fear of damage by inspectors, because those 18,000 baggage inspectors all had master keys for the locks and were fully trained on how to use them.

During these periods, the Venetian government did not intervene in the responsibilities and actions of local health inspectors because such intervention could provoke social unrest (13 ).

But in an introduction to a 2011 e-book edition of his memoir, "Chief," Mr. Seedman said he had been ordered to remove the police from the mosque by Chief Inspector Michael Codd because of fears of racial violence.