Sentence examples for inspectors will be able from inspiring English sources

The implicit assumption is that the agency's inspectors will be able to go and see whatever they want.

The inspectors will be able to come close to reaching that conclusion only if Iraq cooperates fully.

For example, during the next twenty-five years, inspectors will be able to enter mines known to contain raw uranium ore.

According to the agreement, UN inspectors will be able to enter any suspect facility in Iran within a maximum period of 24 days.

The tax information exchange agreements will mean that UK tax inspectors will be able to request information from any of the states involved – Belize, Dominica and Grenada – only if they have evidence that someone is involved in crime or tax avoidance.

It is now hoped that the UN inspectors will be able to determine conclusively whether chemical weapons were used near Damascus.

"Whether inspectors ultimately will be able to disprove any lie by the Iraqis remains to be determined," he said.

The emphasis is being put on HM Revenue & Customs to find the extra millions through the new tax inspectors it will be able to deploy with the additional £77m of funding being provided by the Treasury, announced on Monday.

New port inspectors — perhaps 50 — will be able to study sophisticated customs data and demand inspections of suspicious cargo.

But even with hundreds of additional inspectors, the government will be able to examine only a fraction of the food supply.

In early December, immigration inspectors at Hartsfield will be able to match the fingerprints to the federal government's computerized "watch lists," Williams said.