Sentence examples for more extensive inspection from inspiring English sources
In November 2003, Tehran agrees to more extensive inspection of its nuclear facilities by the IAEA.
Iran agreed to allow more extensive inspections of its nuclear sites and to suspend its uranium-enrichment program.
And analysts said the problems could eventually lead to more extensive inspections of a wider variety of aging planes.
More extensive efforts in designing inspection procedures need to be investigated based on economic considerations.
Through diligent personal survey and inspection, he provided a more extensive, frequent, and speedier mail service, both within the Colonies and to England.
Visual inspection of selected images revealed more extensive structural deterioration in the terminal bulbs of animals with lower LPA than in those with higher LPA values (Fig. 6D).
After an underwater inspection of the hull, officials said the damage had been more extensive than first reported.
But much of what she hinted at – stronger governance and a return to a broader remit for schools inspection – is so obviously necessary that it will surely develop into something more extensive.
Now, federal inspectors -- who asked the state inspectors to return last month for the more extensive survey that resulted in the finding of immediate jeopardy -- are seeking the state's inspection records to review why the Health Department gave Chandler a relatively clean bill of health after the earlier visits.
So not only does Uber need to change its insurance policy to cover their cars 100% of the time, but vehicle inspection needs to be put into place and there needs to be much more extensive checks of drivers' backgrounds.
In an interview on Jan . 9with PBS's "Newshour," Mr. Duelfer said that the prospect "of finding chemical weapons, biological weapons is close to nil at this point," and that the search by the United States had been more extensive than what the United Nations had been able to accomplish during the period that it was carrying out inspections in Iraq.
