Sentence examples for planned inspection from inspiring English sources

Our concerns were such that we requested Ofsted to bring forward its planned inspection".

On a second school, Great Yarmouth Primary Academy, where De Souza was chair of governors, Bosher's investigation prompted by our initial story conceded that she "was mistakenly given sight of a schedule that included the planned inspection date of that school during her training to become a seconded Ofsted inspector".

Suspension data refer to condition monitoring data acquired from the very beginning of an engineered system׳s lifetime till planned inspection or maintenance when the system is taken out of service.

Russia has also announced that the signatories of a 2011 Organisation for Security and Co-operation in Europe (OSCE) agreement had exhausted their quotas to inspect Russian military facilities and a planned inspection in the coming days would be the last.

Rolls-Royce also said that the issue was specific to the Trent 900 model and that it would replace the module in question as part of a planned inspection of all such engines.

The request follows a similar call by Representative Sue W. Kelly, who said last week that the plant should not be reopened until the N.R.C. completes a planned inspection later this month.

Even though the F.A.A. had cut the number of planned inspections in half over the last 10 years, the report noted, some were eight years late.

Amy E. Smithson, a chemical weapons expert at the Henry L. Stimson Center, a private group in Washington, said that because of budget shortages, the organization had not been able to conduct 35percentt of the planned inspections at chemical weapons storage facilities and 43percentt of those scheduled at production plants last year.

Just when every effort should be made to strengthen mechanisms to prevent proliferation of dangerous weapons, this dispute could undermine the five-year-old chemical weapons treaty, which is already wobbling, partly because of a cash-flow shortage so severe in 2001 that the agency could not conduct its full slate of planned inspections at military and industry sites.

"Ofsted is unable to maintain the quality and consistency of its current, planned inspections.

Thus, use of these methods for planning inspection requires considerable knowledge and engineering skill.