Reagan passed this personal inspection with ease.
Thoroughly alarmed, Lincoln dispatched his secretary of war, Simon Cameron, to make a personal inspection.
In March , 1966 having completed his agent training and passed an obligatory personal inspection by Hoover, DeVecchio was posted to upstate New York.
Quiet and polite in those early days, Qaddafi conducted a personal inspection until he was satisfied that all the houses were equal.
During his reign the emperor completed six personal inspection tours as a strategy to extend and solidify Manchu rule throughout the empire.
By Laurence H. Singer, James Thurber, and Harold Ross The New Yorker, April 29 , 1933P. 11 Ogden Reid's Herald Tribune makes point of personal inspection service of furnished room advertisements.
"Although a personal inspection would enable me to study the paper type and the nature of the ink, handwriting features are perfectly evident in a good photocopy such as I have.
He observed from "personal inspection" that "block after block of ordinary housing... has been smashed to rubble by repeated attacks by Seventh Fleet planes" -- exactly what I say in my chapter on the Intrepid Sea-Air-Space Museum.
Last week, the Independent Jewelers Organization, a trade group representing more than 800 small jewelers, introduced IJODiamonds.com, where consumers can select diamonds and have them delivered to a local store for a personal inspection before any money changes hands.
Later that day, he accompanied General Mälzer on a personal inspection of the caves at the Fosse Ardeatine, where the massacre of 10 Italians for each dead German was to take place.
