Sentence examples for make inspectors from inspiring English sources

Sometimes transferring fluids to smaller and non-marked generic containers can make inspectors suspicious.

Most of the controllers have accents in English that would make Inspector Clouseau proud.

Her early dream was to make inspector, but no woman had ever been allowed to take the required course.

Lázaro Cárdenas, and was made inspector general of consuls.

But, like a latter-day Miss Marple, crime and a punishing schedule follow the inspector wherever he goes.A chance encounter with a local woman at a restaurant makes Inspector Chen realise that all is not as it seems in Wuxi.

In addition, a British policeman, Keith Biddle from Manchester, has been made inspector-general of the Sierra Leonean police force.To some, all this is almost a recolonisation of Sierra Leone by Britain.

Several people are being questioned over the attack in Madhya Pradesh but no formal arrests have been made, Inspector General SM Azfal said.

He returned to France in 1935 to serve on the Supreme Council of War and was later made inspector general of engineers.

Cardigan was able to enjoy many months of adulation before doubts about his conduct emerged: He was made Inspector-General of Cavalry, the government recommended him for the Order of the Garter, although the Queen denied him this honour because of the previous unseemly incidents in his private life; he was instead invested as a knight in the Order of the Bath.

The draft resolution prepared by the United States and Britain would make the inspectors' mandate far more intrusive.

"They first say there is some fine and then they say, 'We can fix this another way,' " said Mr. García, who typically pays $50 to $100 to make the inspectors go away.