Sentence examples for some sort of inspection from inspiring English sources

But to police the ban on military equipment, America wants more vigorous controls on smuggling and some sort of inspection regime within Iraq to check on how "dual use" goods are being used (to stop them being hijacked for military purposes).Baghdad bluesLeave aside for a moment the critical question of how much good this would really do.

Initially I think they were afraid I was with some sort of health inspection organization because they are pretty unsanitary, but ultimately I gained their trust.

France will also press for the return of some sort of international weapons inspection arrangement under the authority of the United Nations, an idea that Washington has already rejected.

Some hardware shortcomings will prevent the R1 from becoming some sort of autonomous warehouse inspection bot (short battery life, WiFi connection to a user's phone), but there are still plenty of untapped capabilities for a self-flying drone that has the intelligence to adjust its own flight paths when necessary.

The Pentagon released details of Iraq's efforts to conceal its weapons programmes, reiterating its scepticism about any sort of inspection regime.

In the next few weeks, the former City Council member is going to be subjected to the sort of inspection and testing that he's never experienced before.

The last such meeting, in 2005, ended in something close to a punch-up.For example, the mandatory safeguards that accompany the treaty were devised in the 1970s, when any sort of inspection seemed a radical new departure.

But beforehand the guards had to line up for a different sort of inspection: passing through a metal detector; being frisked; and placing their rifles through an X-ray machine to make sure they were unloaded.

Ms. Rice's comments, combined with those of another senior government official who said the administration would insist on "the kind of go anywhere, any time sort of inspection regime" Mr. Hussein has always refused, strongly suggest that the Bush administration is moving rapidly toward an inspection crisis with Iraq by late spring.

"We need the sort of inspection into South Yorkshire Police that Rotherham Council had.

This issue was finessed with the addition of a clause to the terms that allowed one British vessel, the sloop Bonetta, to be sent without any sort of inspection to carry dispatches from Cornwallis to New York; Americans suspecting either runaway slaves or Loyalists might be aboard were prevented from searching the vessel.