Sentence examples for inspectors that it from inspiring English sources

Last year, the country admitted to inspectors that it had hidden critical aspects of its civilian program for 18 years.

Iraq told United Nations inspectors that it tested mixes of aflatoxin with various nerve gases and other agents in 1989.

Iran is still churning out enriched uranium and has now told United Nations inspectors that it is raising the level of enrichment — moving slightly closer to bomb-grade quality.

Last September, Iran acknowledged to inspectors that it had spent years building such a hidden facility near the city of Qum, buried in a mountain near a major military base.

That driver told OSHA inspectors that it had been having brake problems for more than a month, that he had reported those problems and that nothing had been done.

Before the gulf war, Iraq told the inspectors that it had produced 5,125 gallons of deadly botulinum toxin and 2,245 gallons of anthrax, a germ of livestock that causes high fevers and death in humans.

Mr. Greene said he had to convince the building inspector that it wasn't a restored house.

While investigating the incident involving the Rodriguez jersey, Cizin used a pseudonym to order a 1997 Oakland Athletics jersey for nearly $600 that Vintage said had been worn by McGwire; he told another inspector that it was a fake.

A Durham police spokeswoman said the poll had been suggested by an inspector, that it was "very much the beginning of a debate on their use" and that they wanted to gauge public opinion.

Although in line with the official policy plan of the Inspectorate, the inspectors emphasized that it was not the driving force behind their research question; they felt the need for a tool for risk-based selection of inspection objects because of the overwhelming number of clinical trials they had to supervise (about 1,800 approved protocols each year).

Iran gets something for all this: the removal of American and international sanctions when it becomes clear — and inspectors verify — that it is keeping its side of the bargain.