The obvious question is that if there's so much inspecting going on, why didn't they spot Humberside's failures well in advance of Ian Huntley?
"Those things are much more closely inspected and probably should be.
HERE'S one for the annals of homeowner negligence: as of last month, my chimney had gone eight full years without being inspected, much less cleaned.
NHS trusts already rated good or outstanding will be inspected much less often than before, but those classed as requiring improvement or inadequate will face more regular visits from the CQC.
But the number who are unable to return to their homes until they have been thoroughly inspected is much higher, perhaps as many as 70,000.
Operators were supposed to tell the agency how much pipeline had been inspected, but records show that at least a dozen companies claimed to have inspected hundreds more miles of key transmission lines than they actually own.
3.01pm Rob has dashed off to Waterstones, rambling about an "urgent purchase", but you're not missing much: the umpires have inspected, and will do so again in an hour's time.
Looking then at the cursor movement heatmap of the fourth page (Fig. 6), we can easily see that the middle part of the link was not inspected as much as it should have, therefore somewhat supporting our hypothesis.
But there is presumably much more to inspect, including facilities for enriching uranium.
"If the city put as much energy into inspecting the jobs properly as they do into rallying the support of the press and shifting liability off themselves, perhaps we wouldn't be here today," Mr. Steiner said on Wednesday outside the courtroom.
A smaller boat shouldn't require much time to inspect, while a larger craft could take hours.
