Sentence examples for separate inspectorates from inspiring English sources

Rod Morgan Chief inspector of probation Morgan has controversially suggested that five separate inspectorates of the criminal justice system - police, courts, probation, prisons and the crown prosecution service - be merged into a single body.

In a separate recent report, the inspectorate said that poor computer systems contributed to the failure of forces to tackle domestic violence.

The committee had previously expressed concerns about Ofsted and in 2011 said it wanted the inspection service to be separated into a schools inspectorate and a children's social services inspectorate.

So far 16 separate investigations, including one by Her Majesty's Inspectorate and another conducted by the police, have been launched to try to explain how such activities were ever allowed to happen and why they apparently continued unabated until the Guardian's reports appeared.

There was this head inspector [health inspectorate] who gave a keynote speech at this conference.

The LGA says it is concerned that without a major overhaul inspectorates will continue to work "in narrow silos, conducting separate inspections at the same time rather than adopting a fully multi-agency approach that assessed the contributions of all agencies together".

The probation inspectorate review of tagging in England and Wales comes as a separate critical report from probation officers' union is published.

The Equality Act 2010, like the separate strands of equality legislation before it, has also been largely ignored by schools, while the government (and the inspectorate) continue to focus principally on school performance as measured by test and examination results.

These local arrangements would be overseen by national inspectorates.

The public sector, particularly in Britain, is awash with inspectorates and performance targets.

Ranking workplaces from worst to best is perhaps the most straightforward way for managing labor inspectorates.