Sentence examples for inspectors in order to from inspiring English sources

For 18 years until 2003 Iran lied to inspectors in order to cover up illicit nuclear experiments.

Greater regulatory pressure means they have to go to further lengths to disguise their activities or bribe inspectors in order to avoid being closed down, and this damages their livelihoods.

At the same time, pressure increased sharply on Washington to share with the inspectors secret intelligence about Iraq's arms programs that the administration so far has withheld from the inspectors in order to use for its denunciations of Mr. Hussein.

The rejected parts are placed in a container marked "inedibles," and the contents are generally dyed (often a blue-purple), under supervision of the inspector, in order to prevent possible mixing with edible parts.

The man, Shawn M. Brown, 54, was convicted last month of burglary, criminal impersonation and other offenses after prosecutors charged that he claimed to be a city tax collector or water inspector in order to get money from homeowners in Bedford-Stuyvesant, Prospect Heights and East New York.

I had to hide the inspector in order to fit it in entirely, and maximize the size of the preview window, but it's still possible, and for video editors working with next-generation film formats, that's a huge advantage.

He said the Iraqi authorities were not forthcoming with the evidence the inspectors need in order to work from the arms declaration, the officials said.

The fourth bill, to establish an inspector general in order to oversee the operations of the NYPD, was introduced by Williams along with Council member Brad Lander.

The Additional Protocol provides for what is called 'complementary access' by inspectors to sites in order to resolve questions relating to the correctness and completeness of a state's nuclear declaration.

After three years as Inspector-General, and in order to gain staff experience, Davies was attached as an observer to a number of units in the United Kingdom in 1909-10.

Leading environmentalists are incensed at Corzine's new policy aimed at speeding redevelopment of the state's roughly 20,000 contaminated sites; Corzine is letting land developers conduct their own environmental-impact studies, while cutting back the number of inspectors on the state payroll in order to save money.