Sentence examples for stronger inspection from inspiring English sources

A stronger inspection system is needed, and the administration should work with industry experts to develop one that countries illegally developing biological weapons could not easily evade.

Greater accountability, stronger inspection and more diversity among school providers have made major inroads into the long and fat tail of under-performing schools.

Speaking to reporters on Tuesday, Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg said that the Buildings Department was reviewing its procedures for monitoring construction cranes in the wake of the accident, and conceded that the stronger inspection techniques might be necessary.

The world's nuclear watchdog, the International Atomic Energy Agency IAEAA), would have a stronger inspection mandate, allowing it to examine not just the facilities Iran declares it has but also sites it suspects could be harbouring secret weapons work.

We now have in place in Iraq a much stronger inspection regime than we had only a few months ago, and it would be both consistent with our obligations to the United Nations and conducive to sound relations with our allies to let that effort run its natural course.

Just ousting Mr. Bustani will not necessarily bring stronger inspections.

Even a strong inspection program could only partially constrain Iraq's efforts.

A 20-strong inspection team crossed into Syria from neighbouring Lebanon on Tuesday.

Ban Ki-moon, the UN secretary general, instructed the 20-strong inspection team in Damascus to leave on Saturday, a day ahead of schedule.

A new six-strong inspection team, wearing protective overalls, gloves and eye-masks, patrols the grounds of the 92,000 square metre complex every day, armed with a check-list and a powerful insecticide.

But indications from the two chief United Nations weapons inspectors that they are comfortable with the strong inspections plan proposed in the draft helped persuade nonpermanent Council nations that the proposal was not far off the mark.