Sentence examples for type of inspection from inspiring English sources
Fire commanders have questioned why Captain Bosco was cited for failing to complete a type of inspection that is often not done, particularly in hazardous settings.
Although the department still conducts some of these inspections, the grading system introduced a new type of inspection for the purpose of resolving a restaurant's grade.
"This is a very opportune time for that type of inspection, because it's hopefully going to give the public assurance that the people running the plant are going to run it well," Mr. Kansler said.
Scenarios that involve definition of threat, initial damage, detectability, damage growth, and type of inspection must be part of both design process and design criteria.
The number of cattle, calves, hogs, and sheep slaughtered and number of federally inspected plants are available by size group, and the number of livestock slaughter plants by type of inspection are also available in this report.
This type of inspection is slow and prone to human error.
"The type of inspections that are going to be required are going to be beyond what PG&E or any of these utilities have done in the past.
But food safety experts said the lettuce recall only affirmed the need for more governmental oversight of the fresh produce industry, and for the type of inspections that governed meat and poultry.
The geometric mean and GSD airborne silica exposure levels by industries and type of inspections are shown in Table 2.
Personal samples of silica exposure measurements were stratified into two groups by type of inspections to explore if estimates of silica samples were biased in any direction: a) all 2,512 inspections and b) 948 programmed inspections.
The Office of Inspector General OIGG) released a report in 1999 that cited the following reasons: a more cooperative relationship fostered by the FDA with the pharmaceutical industry; changes in the scope and type of inspections; and pharmaceutical companies becoming more familiar with the regulation and less likely to unintentionally commit regulatory violations [ 4].
