Sentence examples for screening of goods from inspiring English sources

In recent years, the T.S.A., working with the cargo industry, has also sought to move the screening of goods up the supply chain.

Pakistan was also seeking assistance from the United States to upgrade customs procedures at Pakistan's main port, Karachi, to allow better screening of goods arriving and leaving the country.

The program, which begins at 11 30 a.m., will include a discussion on "Moving Long Island Toward Becoming a Bias-Free Community"; a talk by Peter Malkin, the Israeli agent who captured Adolph Eichmann; and the continuous screening of "Good People Stood By and Did Nothing," a documentary about the Holocaust and other examples of genocide that Mr. Liput made with Jeb Bergh of Huntington.

The second method was based on the growth inhibition of natural gas hydrates and opened a new possibility that only several repeat measurements may be sufficient for fast screening of good KHIs.

As Minnie Driver put it during a Q&A following a special screening of "Good Will Hunting" at the Tribeca Film Festival on Wednesday, the film is "precious".

As part of their recent Forum Film Festival, the Forum on Law, Culture, & Society at Fordham Law School here in New York held a screening of GOOD NIGHT, and invited Strathairn, who received an Oscar nom for his portrayal, to talk about the film.

A test screening of The Good Mother was held at a multiplex deep in the San Fernando Valley.

It is noteworthy that while our study identifies reasons for non-uptake specific to bowel cancer screening, it also reports reasons for non-uptake (implications of knowing screening results; judgements of good health; low relevance of screening), which could be considered more generic and relevant to other screening programmes.

Knowledge scores regarding counseling and contact screening of TB patient: Good (≥50%) and Poor (<50%).

You can copy an old report card and just make a print screen of the good grade and paste it on the bad one.

She planned an ambitious three-day New York extravaganza for an executive producer of "Gossip Girl," Josh Safran, and Ted Alexandre, a film producer, which included an evening screening of the 1947 movie "Good News" during which guests dined on takeout from Shun Lee Palace.