Those objections, backed by many in Congress, involve concerns about the scope of inspections, future tests of intercontinental ballistic missiles, and so-called sunset clauses, which would eventually allow Iran to resume sensitive activities.
Alternatively, any effort by Iraq to limit the scope of inspections would also provide a basis for a return to the Security Council, the administration officials say, or action by the United States, Britain and other allies.
Mr. Richman said yesterday that department officials were concerned about both the "depth and scope" of past inspections at Seton Hall.
General Amin, the Iraqi monitoring director, suggested that the inspectors had gone to the palace as a way of flexing their muscles -- and of responding to pressures from President Bush to step up the pace and scope of the inspections.
Reconsideration was not needed, Mr. Tate said, because the revisions merely "clarify the scope of the inspections and reviews necessary," without calling into question the adequacy of the previous process.
With rates of fraud in some species found to run as high as 70 percent, the report concluded, the United States needs to "increase the frequency and scope" of its inspections.
Possibly some progress will be made in passing a resolution that urges the member nations to endorse the so-called "Additional Protocol," which widens the scope of IAEA inspections.
The reporting system of Health Canada is concerned with falsified medicines detected within the scope of GMP inspections.
The hypothesis on the part of some pundits that Iran's low-enriched uranium can have alternative applications is belied by the scope of the I.A.E.A. inspection regime, including the extensive use of surveillance cameras, as part of a whole range of objective guarantees regarding the peaceful nature of Iran's nuclear program.
