Sentence examples for weak inspection from inspiring English sources

Under the weak inspection regime Iran has with the IAEA currently, the inspectors hands are more or less tired.

Weak inspection provisions, critics charged, would permit the United States to be hoodwinked and lured into a position of complacency on nuclear weapons.

They also argue that weak inspections protocols could effectively allow Iran to conceal a nuclear weapons program.

With the same weak inspections system in place, the increase of violence and criminal activities will affect dramatically the tourism industry of the Dominican Republic and spread the image of the country as unfriendly toward international companies.

Furthermore, the deaths last year of 29 miners at Upper Big Branch, and the resulting reports, which predictably laid the blame on weak inspections and Massey Energy's ingrained culture of cutting safety corners and intimidating miners, taken together with the horrors of MTR, prove that millions of Appalachian people are struggling to survive in an unofficial "national sacrifice zone".

"But all of the proxies are becoming, on inspection, weaker and weaker".

He said that London was complaining about weak European food inspection while cutting the budget for EU food-safety checks in Brussels.

The cause was obvious: substandard housing littered with peeling lead paint, and landlords who had no incentive to remove it because of a weak and unenforced inspection system.

He added, "The time has come for people to raise their hands and cast their vote and either announce that they will return to the ways of the 90's, with a weak, ineffective system of inspection, or recognize that Saddam Hussein has taken advantage of weakness and the world needs to do something different".

The coarse aggregates in grade 4 had a higher percentage of weight loss, close inspection showed weak aggregate (small-sized aggregate covered with mortar, Fig. 3d).

Secretary General Kofi Annan said he would take the council's advice and appoint Mr. Blix, a Swedish lawyer who has attracted criticism for what some disarmament experts saw as a weak approach to nuclear inspections in his 16 years at the agency.