The phrase "today's inspection" is a grammatically correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It refers to an inspection that is taking place on the current day. Example: "We need to make sure everything is in order for today's inspection of the factory."
Today's inspections, in addition to the diseases center, included the Al Karama missile plant in Baghdad, used as a research and development center for the short-range Al Samoud ballistic missile that Iraq is permitted under the 1991 weapons bans, and other Baghdad-area works.
It was identified by American officials in October as one of the weapons sites the Iraqis were putting back into commission, but Mr. Baute said the new building shown in American intelligence photographs appeared to be inactive, at least during today's inspections.
When JULIAN NICCOLINI, an owner of the Four Seasons, was asked before yesterday's inspection who had filled the pool, he said: "I have no idea what happened, really.
Davol also retained an outside safety consultant around the time of last year's inspection to review its operations and recommend changes, the F.D.A. report shows.
Amplifying an assertion by Mr. Blix about the existence of an anthrax stockpile, Mr. Powell said that records dating from the 1990's inspections showed that Iraq could have produced 27,500 quarts of anthrax.
The club passed the preliminary audit and next week's final inspection is expected to be a formality.
During his New Year's Day inspection of a tank division, he participated in a firing exercise, "making the New Year's first sound of gunfire," the documentary said.
The proposal for Dream 2022 – "We wish to unite the world with smiles" – submitted for this summer's Fifa inspection tour weighed in at 7.3kg and included a video-filled fully functioning PlayStation portable console as a teaser for the proposals.
1997's Meat Inspection Amendment Act required meat inspectors to acquire a search warrant before entering a private dwelling, but also allowed for fines to be voluntarily paid without requiring a court case.
In May 2014, the World Bank's Inspection Panel issued a report concluding that the bank had violated the "spirit and letter" of its Indigenous Peoples Policy by reshaping the project without giving the Sengwer a say.
