Sentence examples for lax inspection from inspiring English sources

Greece, Italy and Belgium together have been forced to return more than 10 million euros because of lax inspection controls related to mixing.

Now, he asserted, companies like Westland/Hallmark buy feeble cows on the assumption they can make it through a lax inspection.

After a 1998 newspaper exposé of dirty restaurants and lax inspection practices, the Council introduced legislation to increase inspections from once to twice a year, and to double fines for violations.

Alas, one of the first new shipments of American beef turned out to include banned bits of bone, for which lax inspection has been blamed.Another scandal is a bid-rigging furore at the Japan Defence Agency.

The commission delivered another blow yesterday in a second letter that cited Con Edison's lax inspection of the steam generators in 1997 as a contributing factor in the Feb. 15 radioactive leak that shut down the plant.

Partly as a result of the lax inspection regime, privately rented homes tend to be less safe than council or housing associations ones: 16 per cent have one of the most serious 'category 1' safety hazards, compared to only 6 per cent of socially rented homes.

Both of those agencies were faulted by government investigators for lax inspections and flawed management practices at the plant.

Ms Eilperin and Mr Mufson have some suggestive evidence linking lax inspections to quick approval of changes in the well's design that probably contributed to the explosion.

Because of the free-trade zone and lax inspections in Switzerland, Ghiya shipped items through Geneva, where he maintained three shell corporations.

Yet, although China has instituted several eco-food certification systems, reports of lax inspections persist.

Japan and Germany stand accused of demanding too lax an inspection regime for fear, critics allege, of commercial theft.