Sentence examples for inspectors in the field from inspiring English sources
Because of tight budgeting from Congress early in the war, Meigs's staff was small, and he had pitifully few inspectors in the field to investigate and uncover fraud.
Mr. LiMandri said that adding to the number of inspectors in the field "substantially increases the incentive for developers and contractors to comply with safety regulations".
The agency, the Department of Environmental Protection, which certifies the private inspectors who test buildings and construction sites, says the measures include sharing information with federal, state and city agencies, computerizing its filing system and substantially increasing audits and spot checks of inspectors in the field.
It is often the nuclear inspectors in the field who first identify security weaknesses in a fuel cycle.
Though NRDC sees potential in natural gas, we must insist industry and policymakers embrace a safer, cleaner agenda that is strictly enforced and adhered to, with rules on the books, inspectors in the field, and meaningful penalties for any infraction.
The Santa Clara Valley Water District forwards app complaints, most involving over-watering or irrigating outside permitted periods, to five water inspectors in the field, who remind offenders of the water usage rules, said spokesman Marty Grimes.
She immersed herself in the filth of the city slums, first as an inspector in the field and then as an administrator addressing the tormenting problem of infant mortality.
"We have inspectors out in the field every day and in every borough," Ms. Improta said.
The program could also result in a New Deal level of job creation, with hundreds of thousands of census-type inspectors out in the field identifying whether our children will be future hedge fund titans or brilliant scientists, sluggish nonprofit grant writers or poorly paid chimney sweeps.
However, since the Western powers have asked for United Nations inspections -- and Syria has accepted and inspectors have been put in the field -- we all should wait to see the report of the inspectors before action is taken.
Dr. Frieden said he did not expect any mass outbreaks of food poisoning, but that did not mean that every one of the department's dozens of inspectors was not out in the field yesterday.
