Sentence examples for set to inspect from inspiring English sources

Authorities in Berlin are reportedly set to inspect whether any damage was done following a complaint from Kani Alavi, the chairman of the Eastside Gallery, which owns the copyright to the graffiti on the wall.

Not long after the Orioles ended a successful homestand on Thursday at Camden Yards — which the Indy cars will drive around Sunday — Andretti, wearing jeans, running shoes and a pressed white shirt with the race's new logo, swept through the Baltimore Convention Center, set to inspect the scene.

Palmal, Aswad's owner, has several clothing factories that are set to be inspected under the accord and many of the garments these make are likely to have used fabric made at the company's mill.

This year, though, the police were ready, with checkpoints set up to inspect the bikes and their riders at bridges and tunnels into Manhattan.

Then he grabbed his flak jacket and rifle and set off to inspect the National Penitentiary in Port-au-Prince Port-au-Prince Port-au-Prince

He started by apologising humbly about the failings of the past, and admitted that "CQC was not set up to inspect hospitals in a meaningful way".

He then asked, "Were adequate procedures set up to inspect the condition of these incoming packets?" I was starting to get an inkling of where this was going.

"Special task force units comprising several agencies have been set up to inspect vessels and enforce the law," it said, adding that more than 500 fishing vessels have been inspected, with 90 found to have violated the law.

After Pierre (played in the BBC adaptation by the American actor Paul Dano, with a faultless mastery of the whole range of dithering) came into his gigantic inheritance and set off to inspect his holdings with a view to spreading justice and thereby improving the world, there was one little scene that perfectly sums up his character.

Early one Sunday morning, I picked up Tollett at the J.F.K. Hilton he had taken the red-eye in from L.A. and we set off to inspect the locus of his vision: Flushing Meadows Corona Park, in Queens, where the 1964 World's Fair took place.

Afterward, Parker said goodbye to his friends at church and set off to inspect some property in Madison County for his new business.