Sentence examples for reduced inspection from inspiring English sources

Since February, Iran has substantially reduced inspection access to dozens of atomic sites, programs and personnel, abiding only by the minimum cooperation required under arms-control accords.

The advantage of reduced inspection time of DDA compared to films is clearly shown in the complete wall thickness range tested.

We are concerned that with regulatory agencies now moving towards a model of records inspection concomitant with a reduced inspection frequency in manufacturing settings could potentially lead to missed opportunities for detecting and correcting errors that are often found during physical and process inspections.

At the Food and Drug Administration, which is responsible for inspecting the bulk of food that Americans eat, the agency has gone from a goal of inspecting about 200 plants per week to none and has reduced inspections of imported food.

He adds that the pension squeeze has already closed prisons and juvenile detention centres, and has reduced inspections by the state Department of Agriculture.

The furloughing of hundreds of Food and Drug Administration inspectors has sharply reduced inspections of the nation's food supply — one of the many repercussions of the partial government shutdown that are making Americans potentially less safe.

Arrays offer great potential to increase inspection quality and reduce inspection time.

Automatic classification for some, if not all, 6-year-old fresh ginseng for the manufacture of red ginseng would significantly reduce inspection costs [2, 3].

But to try to help things along, the premier has, according to the Global Times, "proposed that the government speed up the export tax rebate process, expand export insurance coverage, reduce inspection fees, encourage financial institutions to improve their services on hedging against currency exchange risks, and keep attracting foreign investment".

The anger is muffling the governor's argument that she wants to make cars safer and cleaner and to reduce inspections to every two years, not annually.

It is cleaning up fewer petroleum spills, delaying environmental reviews and reducing inspections and enforcement of regulations, including those related to mining and oil and gas drilling safety, the memo said.