Sentence examples for tighter inspections from inspiring English sources
Patrols by fighter jets over American cities and tighter inspections of passengers and luggage at airports would have been difficult to justify based on the information available.
American officials said that the agreement did not cover all the food products sought for tighter inspections, but that it could be expanded.
Financial regulators took control on Saturday of one of the nation's largest regional lenders, Ashikaga Bank, after tighter inspections showed that the bank was insolvent.
Local officials have ordered a temporary shutdown at part of the Formosa refinery, and the central government has said the nuclear plant's early 2012 start date may be delayed for tighter inspections.
In a separate notice, the cultural heritage agency ordered tighter inspections of certificates of origin and other documentation of all cultural relics that Christie's seeks to bring in or out of the country, The A.P. said.
At an emergency meeting in Tianjin the previous day, Liu Cigui, the head of the SOA, called for tighter inspections of offshore wells, and checks on potential impacts from the pollution such as algae blooms and red tides.
The recall is prompting growing demands for tighter inspection of meats and poultry.
This was rejected by NSB, who would not have sufficient trains to run the schedules with such a tight inspection scheme.
These steps, combined with tighter IAEA inspections, have extended to at least one year the time Iran would need to make enough fissile material for one nuclear bomb.
In 2000, nearly 4,000 permits were issued for new scaffolding and worker sheds, up from roughly 1,600 in 1995, Ms. Fink said, mostly because of tighter building inspection laws and building owners with more money for upkeep in flush times.
The tight new inspection rules represented a striking diplomatic victory for the United States, though the council declined to grant the United States the explicit authority to use force that it had requested.
