Sentence examples for level of inspections from inspiring English sources

It says it performs all level of inspections and does consulting, including providing expert witness testimony in lawsuits resulting from accidents.

In 2007 a transformer at Unit 3 caught fire, and the Nuclear Regulatory Commission raised its level of inspections, noting that the plant had experienced a relatively high number of unplanned shutdowns.

"I don't want to comment on the record now," one hardline Iranian politician told the New York Times Tuesday, "but it seems our negotiators have gone too far with some of their promises, especially on the level of inspections.

"Look, there are good reasons for this level of inspection," I'd say.

"We have never had this level of inspection of the process," he told BBC Radio 4's Today programme.

"We ratchet up our level of inspection during an outage because it is a period of very intense activity," he said.

Secondly, the failure of government to have sufficient resources to allow for the level of inspection that is should be required for FDA overseen products, which are different — meat, generally, is overseen by the USDA.

Neil Sheehan, a spokesman for the commission, which oversees the nation's nuclear plants, said yesterday that an issue that had remained a concern until the end of 2003 -- faulty construction of a control-room wall at Indian Point 2 -- had been resolved, paving the way for the reactor to get the commission's highest rating, which means the lowest level of inspection.

Both the Agriculture Department and the Food and Drug Administration are turning to "third party" certification schemes and self-reporting by food processors to compensate for their lack of money, which don't give imported food the same level of inspection required for food produced domestically.

In many industries, the level of inspection data reused is rather low.

Post-Note 7, Samsung is introducing a more detailed testing regimen for its products to increase the level of inspection and raise quality assurances, according to the Journal's report.