Export inspections of corn totalled 995,0.71213 tonnes, while inspections of soybeans were 857,970 tonnes.
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But the FDA has rules, and they do inspections, and the agricultural department does inspections.
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The two inspections on Tuesday followed inspections at four more factories last week, the ministry said.
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States with jurisdiction over their own inspections performed 87 percent of the inspections they were tasked with.
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States with jurisdiction over their own inspections performed 87 percent of the inspections they were tasked with.
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He started his own company, JTH Inspections, in 1994 and conducted home inspections and mold/air-quality testing.
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Because the agency doesn't typically do inspections over the holidays, this is the first week where inspections haven't happened.
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Such a move would allow those facilities to further escape state inspections in favor of more-infrequent HHS inspections.
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In 2017, it began performing rope-access inspections, which now make up about 10 percent of all its inspections.
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Air traffic control, hazardous material safety inspections and accident investigations continue, but some rulemaking, inspections and audits have been paused.
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It also forbids law enforcement from making unannounced inspections of medical marijuana facilities and requires annual inspections by the state.
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The I.A.E.A. has certified Iran's compliance with up to 400 inspections so far, including 25 unannounced inspections, the diplomats said.
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Ensuring adequate inspections is also unlikely since the International Atomic Energy Agency, which carries out the inspections, has effectively complied with Iran's refusal to permit inspections of key facilities, rendering the United States' "anytime, anywhere" position meaningless.
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It also forbids law enforcement from making unannounced inspections of medical marijuana facilities and requires annual inspections by the state instead.
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Air traffic control, hazardous material safety inspections and accident investigations continue, but some rule-making, inspections and audits have been paused.
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Air traffic control, hazardous material safety inspections and accident investigations will continue, but some rulemaking, inspections and audits will be paused.
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According to a National Transportation Safety Board report, the inspections used eddy current and fluorescent penetrant techniques; they were not visual inspections.
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The FAA decided to instead make such inspections optional, allowing the airlines to decide whether or not the engine inspections were necessary.
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High-risk facility inspections account for one-third of the roughly 160 inspections the FDA typically performs per week, the Post reported.
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Gecko Robotics – Industrial safety inspections done by robots: U.S. power plants spend $15 billion a year doing safety inspections of their industrial infrastructure.
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Corn export inspections of 23 million tonnes topped analysts' expectations and wheat export inspections of 24,424 tonnes were in line with trade estimates.
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Any reduction in inspections would raise alarms for GAO, which has been pointing out key gaps in the agency's foreign inspections process and capacity.
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She noted that, in 22018, E.P.A. workers performed about 11,700 such inspections, averaging to about 225 inspections per week, according to the agency's records.
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During the 2013 shutdown, the FDA delayed nearly 500 food and feed domestic inspections and about 355 additional food and safety inspections under state contract.
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The FDA employees returning to work, mostly without pay, include about 100 staff focused on inspections of high-risk medical device manufacturing facilities, about 70 focused on inspections of high-risk drug manufacturing facilities and about 90 focused on inspections of high-risk biological manufacturing facilities, Gottlieb said here About 150 of the returning staffers are involved with inspections of food deemed potentially high risk, Gottlieb said.
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The treaty's robust data exchanges and on-site inspections, including short-notice inspections, have worked well, demonstrating that each country is living up the to agreement.
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It was not clear whether those warnings were issued after routine inspections — the type being halted because of the coronavirus outbreak — or after inspections for cause.
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A new airworthiness directive will require airplane operators to perform inspections on General Electric's CFM56-7B engines by the end of August, followed by future periodic inspections.
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Also, it recommends inspections by the end of August for fan blades with 20,000 cycles and inspections to all other fan blades when they reach 20,000 cycles.
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State health database did not list any inspections over the past 12 months, despite a requirement that the state mandates such inspections twice a year, according to Quartz.
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Outbreak disrupts FDA inspections With the US State Department's travel advisory for China, the coronavirus outbreak has disrupted FDA inspections of drug and medical supply firms in China.
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The new inspections found 5,000 hazardous conditions on transmission lines, "none of which had been identified previously by PG&E's routine patrol and detailed inspections," the report said.
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The Housing Authority has come under scrutiny for its failure to conduct lead paint inspections for four years and then filing false reports stating that the inspections were completed.
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However, the agency maintains it has continued to conduct inspections using other methods, which includes using its authority to request records from companies in lieu of drug surveillance inspections.
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That said, we're only going to be doing routine surveillance inspections of high risk food facilities, which is about 1/3 of the about 8,400 inspections we do each year.
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Shortly before the FAA order Friday, CFM recommended inspections for engines with 30,303 cycles be conducted within 20 days, as well as inspections of engines with 20,000 cycles by August.
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To avoid conflicts of interest, inspections of APHIS laboratories are supposed to be carried out by the CDC, and inspections of CDC labs are to be carried out by APHIS.
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The total number of in-person plant inspections conducted by EPA decreased from more than 20,000 in 2010, to just over 15,000, in 2015 to roughly 85033,700 inspections in 2017.
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The new permanent airworthiness directive lowers the threshold for the ultrasonic inspections, expanding the number of engines requiring inspections by about 2,500 to an estimated 3,716 engines on US planes.
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Neither requirement had been followed starting in 2012, when a loosening of federal rules for general inspections of apartment conditions resulted in the city dropping all visual inspections for lead.
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The new round of inspections comes after an environmental crackdown in August roiled commodities markets, while safety inspections in major coal producing regions have crimped supplies, fuelling a price rally.
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The FDA did not conduct inspections during the two weeks around the Christmas and New Year holidays, so this is the first week that some inspections would be postponed, he said.
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Furthermore, the USDA's National Organic Program requires some organic businesses to undergo unannounced inspections (in addition to regular inspections) and product testing for banned substances, such as GMOs and synthetic pesticides.
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Franchisees say supervisors manipulated inspections — then took their stores.
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CFM also recommends completing inspections of fan blades with more than 20,000 cycles by the end of August, and inspections to all other fan blades by the time they reach 20,000 cycles.
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The Food and Drug Administration has similarly resumed inspections of high-risk foods like soft cheeses and certain seafood products this week, after it had initially shut down all routine food inspections.
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The USDA's weekly export inspections figure for corn, at 562,380 tonnes, was at the low end of trade expectations, while the wheat inspections figure of 413,984 tonnes was in line with expectations.
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"The Chief Veterinary Officer ordered immediate inspections in Poland ... These inspections will be carried out in close cooperation with ... the Police, Road Transport Inspection and the Prosecutor's Office," it said on its website.
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Those charged with inspecting ICE's facilities were understaffed and overwhelmed, and facilities were tipped off about inspections before they happened, allowing them to modify their practices and pass inspections, the inspector general found.
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City health officials said the results include initial and follow-up inspections and reflect the increasing number of inspections that are being carried out overall as part of the city's rat reduction campaign.
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Inspections are just one tool the FDA uses to make sure products are safe, and the lack of inspections is "not hindering our efforts to monitor medical products and food safety," officials said.
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Paper records will help prioritize which inspections should happen first during what could become a backlog in on-the-ground inspections, depending on how long the travel restrictions continue, the agency said Monday.
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Plant owners also complain about the high cost of NRC safety inspections and have targeted some of the NRC's most important inspections, such as of fire protection measures, for replacement with self-assessments.
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The FAA announcement on Tuesday requires inspections by August of CFM engines with 20,000 cycles of use, and then regular inspections for fan blades every additional 3,000 cycles, or about every two years.
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"The review found that Persimmon had focused on policies around inspections immediately before and after the sale of a home, rather than those governing build quality inspections," Chairman Roger Devlin said on Tuesday.
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The ban will be enforced through health and other inspections.
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Having a single engine reduces fuel consumption and speeds inspections.
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However the Ministry in charge has started inspections this month.
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Some violations were cited in inspections going back to 2015.
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"Lack of inspections at any level is concerning," he said.
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The city is conducting fresh inspections of some 150 bridges.
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The inspections were expected to be completed within two days.
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It has also mandated repeat inspections every 500 hours thereafter.
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Many blamed a system that encourages bribes to avoid inspections.
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Failed five state inspections in 20133; unsafe conditions, excessive feces.
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This could be useful in inspections or search and rescue.
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Home inspections may spot sources of poisoning to be fixed.
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The wildly extravagant decor doesn't even account for RA inspections!
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Do you really want theaters to start doing belly inspections?
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Oakland requires yearly fire inspections for residential and commercial properties.
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A week earlier, inspections in Texas alone reached 219,219 tonnes.
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European officials had begun making routine inspections of frontline equipment.
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The country's government has decreed it must approve such inspections.
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Then checkout workers were instructed to do random bag inspections.
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Meat, poultry and egg inspections are handled by the USDA.
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Pork plant employees will replace USDA officials to conduct inspections.
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One auto sector company said it was conducting spot inspections.
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They undergo regular inspections to ensure they're following the plan.
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You and your neighbors should call 311 requesting inspections, too.
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How does such a regime permit invasive, anytime, anywhere inspections?
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China started inspections of Irish meat export facilities in 2014.
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But it also subjects the imports to new inspections requirements.
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A staff of field investigators and vendors performs these inspections.
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There are mock checkpoints to help trainees simulate vehicle inspections.
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Some sources say power line inspections will begin Thursday afternoon.
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Tax incentives, licenses, and inspections come more easily that way.
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The bank also said four ECB inspections were currently underway.
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Wheat export inspections of 246,0.68183 tonnes also were below expectations.
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Food safety inspections could get worse: While the USDA's inspections of meat, diary, and eggs are ongoing during the shutdown, the inspectors are not receiving pay which experts say could lead to worse results.
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The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) is going to restart high-risk food inspections this week despite the partial government shutdown, which has forced the FDA to suspend most routine domestic food facility inspections.
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An Air Force official told CNN earlier this week that some already delivered planes will be sent back to the factory for another round of inspections, which will involve removing panels to conduct the inspections.
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ANA has been conducting inspections on Trent 1000 package C engines under instruction from Japan's transport ministry, with an expansion of inspections to include package B engines leading to the flight cancellations, the airline said.
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Since December, Chinese authorities have conducted fire inspections, facility inspections or tax investigations at most of Lotte's sites in China including some 120 retail stores, a source with direct knowledge of the matter told Reuters.
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The zoo's barrier had been considered in compliance during earlier inspections.
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Already, it's delaying food inspections, farm aid, and even potential IPOs.
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Weekly export inspections have failed to meet market predictions thus far.
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The first inspections were being held Saturday, the Interior Ministry said.
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Trains will be performing track inspections due to earlier seismic activity.
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It has conducted inspections on more than 200 of its jets.
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According to Gottlieb, the FDA does about 8,400 inspections each year.
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In the 2015 fiscal year, Saskatchewan conducted just 78 pipeline inspections.
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And all USDA inspections — of meat, poultry, and eggs — will continue.
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Experts say false positives are common during routine inspections for explosives.
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FOOD INSPECTIONS: Department of Agriculture meat inspectors stayed on the job.
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Since then, Lahoris say, there has been a lull in inspections.
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The company would restart production once inspections were completed, they said.
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Most CVTs (continuously variable transmission) need inspections and/or fluid changes.
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Apparently, during "lights out inspections," James Webb gets a little creepy.
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The inspections, completed last year, have already had a big impact.
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He also wants to toughen language on ballistic missiles and inspections.
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But none of those laws allow for unannounced inspections of facilities.
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Inside, waiting immigrants watched their peers undergo the inspections in public.
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Pipelines rely on detailed inspections, corrosion prevention and public awareness campaigns.
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Late Wednesday, the F.A.A. said it was ordering those ultrasonic inspections.
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After the 2016 incident, CFM advised airlines to perform ultrasonic inspections.
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Prato's Chinese community clashed with police over workshop inspections in July.
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On Wednesday, Duggan ordered inspections of all the city's public schools.
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The TSA says it has since tightened operations and improved inspections.
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The Columbus Dispatch reported the inspections were delayed by recent rain.
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It wasn't covered at the time as "closure," but rather inspections.
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And some food inspections are on hold with government shut down.
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Scott signed legislation that repealed mandatory septic tank inspections in 85033.
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Submitting the permit also allows for periodic fire inspections to begin.
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It contains too many loopholes in its enforcement and inspections provisions.
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The facilities must pass state inspections in order to house children.
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Officals will carry out inspections of companies' operations to ensure compliance.
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"We're getting an impressive number of requests for inspections," Villaseñor says.
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Would this most closed of countries ever agree to intrusive inspections?
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How do you find the people who carry out the inspections?
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You've carried out 278 inspections and found 12 examples of discrimination.
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Airlines also typically conduct inspections when taking delivery of new planes.
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Ireland is preparing border inspections for food shipments and even racehorses.
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Inspections of vehicles entering the United States took a long time.
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It submitted to new inspections and began disassembling its plutonium facility.
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Drivers said they waited days for inspections and entrance into Morocco.
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NASA also conducts careful inspections of facilities, manufacturing, and all that.
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That deal should be verified by an indefinite, intrusive inspections regime.
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Upon arrival, steerage passengers were transported to the island for inspections.
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The State Department did not say who would conduct the inspections.
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Facing re-election, Mr. Dinkins ordered emergency inspections of every school.
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Yet security concerns hamper efforts to run nationwide inspections, officials say.
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It includes an inspections regime perhaps more rigorous than any other.
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Fliers may find extra inspections of their devices at security lanes.
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"Iran is under a heavy inspections regime, North Korea was not."
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FOD is usually found during inspections before delivery to airline customers.
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Hodgkinson also had troubles at his home inspection business, JTH Inspections.
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Without the JCPOA, this monitoring and inspections regime would go away.
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Despite an agreement that the two agencies would conduct inspections of one another's labs in order to avoid conflicts of interest, the report notes that the USDA conducted inspections of its own labs on three occasions.
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Finally, two out of every 10 routine inspections of public hot tubs or spas during a single year (2013) -- about 2,773 of the total 13,864 inspections -- indicated improper concentrations of disinfectant, according to the report authors.
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The Government Accountability Office (GAO) found that the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) is unable to conduct routine and unannounced inspections at repair stations overseas, while it is sometimes forced to cancel inspections because of limited resources.
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The company has declined to answer questions about the status of those inspections and whether the engine that failed had previously been inspected or whether the inspections have turned up any evidence of defects or metal fatigue.
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Yes, I'm willing to let my tax money be used for inspections and studies on drug and treatment safety, and to cover the costs of adequately informing the public about the findings of those inspections and studies.
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Something like this could be important for things like nuclear weapons inspections.
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States handle about half of the FDA's inspections and those haven't stopped.
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One week it's tin smelters in Yunnan province being closed for inspections.
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That last bit should also prove helpful for things like building inspections.
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We will keep up inspections to clean up this immense production system.
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Inspections verify this at all points in the supply and production chains.
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The slowdown in inspections does not appear to be affecting restaurant chains.
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Walmart and Tesla begin joint inspections of sites lasting until December 2018.
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Au said he's worried, since he's seen officers ramp up random inspections.
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FDA inspections at high-risk facilities should pick back up next week.
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Earlier this year, the FDA conducted inspections of several Juul manufacturing facilities.
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The Chinese say inspections are effective, but CNN couldn't independently verify that.
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He's going to start the inspections now, as a matter of fact.
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Annual inspections had been completed and the carrier's insurance was in order.
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The company offers home and building inspections for residential and commercial properties.
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It had been conducting inspections after every quake larger than a 3.0.
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We would be able to do inspections we think very, very successfully.
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Allowing for customs inspections would mean keeping bigger stocks, at higher cost.
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Who knows agriculture, delivery and inspections better than farmers, couriers and assessors?
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The inspections themselves are handled in various ways, according to the CPSC.
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Koh told me he worked with partners and conducted factory-level inspections.
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The rides will reopen once those inspections are complete, Daniels said Thursday.
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Auditors are even conducting in-home inspections to look inside taxpayers' refrigerators.
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Factories are usually notified about inspections first, raising questions about their efficacy.
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Both companies said they will provide free inspections of the affected vehicles.
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And last week, Duggan ordered inspections of all the city's public schools.
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PARIS (Reuters) - European regulators have ordered inspections on some older Airbus (AIR.
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Emergency inspections of the metro's third-rail power cables will take place.
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The entire Metrorail system is closed for the day for safety inspections.
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Alternatively, PCAOB could grant Beijing some equivalence and rely on local inspections.
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Typically, the Chinese have been using ground inspections and satellite remote sensing.
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A process was established to allow such inspections within 24 days, though
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Most Americans support more inspections, not to mention other food safety protections.
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Inspections by Connecticut's environmental regulator have dropped amid budget cuts, CTPost reports.
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The carriers would also be subject to additional inspections at U.S. airports.
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For example, using drones could make visual aircraft inspections 20 times faster.
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Inspections of food imports and exports will also continue throughout the shutdown.
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The growers also agreed to regular third party inspections of their farms.
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The second round of inspections prioritised the performance of state-owned firms.
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The Washington Post: Food and Drug Administration cuts back on food inspections.
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Such intra-state inspections are therefore both time-consuming and inherently incomplete.
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New START reduced both countries' strategic nuclear arsenals while advancing robust inspections.
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Subsequent inspections by European, U.S. and Chinese regulators also found no problem.
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The U.S. Agriculture Department reported weekly soybean export inspections of 688,195 tonnes.
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Ms. Breed has made unannounced inspections of neighborhoods, sometimes carrying a broom.
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In fact, auditors, through site inspections, found the agency manages 788 playgrounds.
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To identify those types of problems, you're going to need additional inspections.
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It also required International Atomic Energy Agency inspections of Iran's nuclear sites.
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"Resources are stretched, particularly when it comes to inspections," Mr. Long said.
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Last year, the agency said it conducted 3,103 inspections at overseas plants.
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"There were major improvements when it comes to labor inspections," she said.
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Then, the first round of inspections take place, including oil pressure tests.
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The inspections are expected to take about an hour for each plane.
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The rating is based on two years of inspections before November 2017.
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Mechanics cover 600 services, like oil changes, brake inspections, and tire repairs.
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Under international pressure the coalition lifted the blockade, but tightened ship inspections.
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Your environment and devices The EPA's non-emergency inspections could also stop.
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Global Strike Command would not estimate how long the inspections would take.
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However, other services such as scheduling building inspections are being handled manually.
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One of the most common inspections involves overhead structures known as gantries.
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Export inspections of corn also were a weaker-than-expected 800,967 tonnes.
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"The whole supply chain has been affected by the inspections," she said.
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The growers also agree to regular third-party inspections of their farms.
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The inspections are reportedly unlikely to delay the plane's return to service.
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Subsequent inspections uncovered similar cracks in a small number of additional planes.
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But after inspections were conducted last November, the planes were declared safe.
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The August rules were aimed at allowing drone use for agriculture, research and development, educational and academic use, and powerline, pipeline and antenna inspections, along with aiding rescue operations, bridge inspections, aerial photography and wildlife nesting area evaluations.
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" Anytime, anywhere inspections: U.S. sanctions would immediately "snap back" against Iran if they do anything "to deny the international community unfettered, unannounced, and indefinite access to Iran's nuclear program, including 'anywhere, anytime' access and inspections of military sites.
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Investigators also faulted Nycha, as the housing agency is known, for not complying with new city rules on elevator inspections that require affixing metal tags in the elevators to display the annual inspections and maintenance of braking systems.
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One solution being discussed by American experts would involve Russia acceding to American inspections of the Russian cruise missiles and the Americans allowing Russian inspections of American Aegis missile defense systems based in Romania and planned for Poland.
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Politico's agriculture reporter Helena Bottemiller Evich had a great Twitter thread on that point: *Thrilling thread re: FDA food inspections & shutdown FDA might do something like 50 inspections of high-risk food facilities (think soft cheese, seafood) per week.
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In one case, the operators of a remote wind farm in Havoysund, Norway, use real-time data from sensors that continuously reflect and represent the physical reality, replacing the need for physical inspections with digital inspections of the turbines.
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Photo: Intel Corporation"Today, if you look at how these inspections are done, the roads are shut down, and people on cherrypickers are doing the inspections," Anil Nanduri, the head of Intel's drone division, told Gizmodo in an interview.
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The Delaware Burger King reopened following two inspections by the local health department.
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Kwon also made calls for employees to improve manufacturing processes and safety inspections.
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The shutdown has stopped some food inspections by the Food and Drug Administration.
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And it agreed to the most stringent inspections regime anywhere in the world.
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There are also plans to widen inspections to elementary, middle and high schools.
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It issues building and other permits, performs inspections, and regulates zoning and usage.
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But it said Iran is slow when it comes to "complementary access" inspections.
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During the 2013 shutdown, which lasted 16 days, all domestic inspections were stopped.
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Brazil has since pledged to tighten food safety inspections and hired more inspectors.
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Southwest has said it is cancelling some flights as a result of inspections.
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Trump's new immigration watchdog said he will conduct more inspections on detention facilities.
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The company has been subjected to sudden and simultaneous tax and safety inspections.
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The Ranbaxy case prompted the FDA to increase inspections of Indian pharmaceutical plants.
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The inspections and sales reports are issued weekly on Monday and Thursday, respectively.
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Vale made regular inspections at Brumadinho, but failed to spot any structural weaknesses.
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If America has suggested joint inspections, Russia has shown no willingness to comply.
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Toyota and Honda Motor Co. have said they did not have dubious inspections.
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To get past nightly inspections, Sweat would leave a dummy in his bed.
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The City of Oakland requires yearly fire inspections for residential and commercial properties.
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On inspections, Sir Simon believes that the existing regime is more than adequate.
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N said that it had begun inspections earlier after a recommendation from CFM.
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Inspections recommended by the end of August will affect an additional 2,500 engines.
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The CDC also recommends that people complete their own inspections using a checklist.
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Microscopic inspections revealed that the spiderlings were suckling milk droplets from epigastric furrows.
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Chinese authorities have also closed retail stores belonging to Lotte Group following inspections.
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The report recommended tighter monitoring of international shipments, increased inspections and other steps.
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A lot of inspections were needed to make sure the rocket was ready.
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They also protested the temporary hiring of veterinarians to handle emergency meat inspections.
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If the inspections are done "piecemeal," Wiedefeld said, the work would take weeks.
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Police allege bribery of health inspectors to overlook unsanitary conditions and forgo inspections.
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"The textile ban, inspections paragraphs, and joint ventures language are strong," he added.
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Shortly after the incident, the FAA issued an emergency airworthiness directive requiring inspections.
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In response to Tuesday's tragedy, Southwest Airlines said it is accelerating engine inspections.
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And every time Congress cuts agency budgets, the frequency of inspections goes down.
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Kelly said the airline plans to conclude inspections by the end of May.
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Coast Guard spokesman Charles Rowe said such inspections and investigations are not unusual.
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Since then, the Russian navy has subjected well over 2628 ships to inspections.
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An outbreak of Legionnaires' disease in Anaheim, California leads to inspections at Disneyland.
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But that will depend on weather conditions and the outcome of infrastructure inspections.
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Inspections had been required only if there was reasonable suspicion of contraband aboard.
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So, the airline's going to start doing intensive inspections of its planes' engines.
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Companies have already started using drones to survey stockpiles and conduct site inspections.
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The inspections of the nuclear site could be significant, if they go ahead.
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The F.A.A. has ordered inspections of the engine type involved in that episode.
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Now the government is focusing all inspections at nursing homes on infection prevention.
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Many doubted that such inspections would ever actually take place, but they did.
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Standard inspections do occur once every two years, but they aren't necessarily comprehensive.
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The agency then filed false reports stating that the inspections had been completed.
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The firm performs about 500 to 600 facade-safety inspections every five years.
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Dr. Gottlieb said that inspections of overseas products have continued, despite the furloughs.
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Strict border inspections would also add costs and cause delays in many cases.
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And the terms explicitly give the ministry powers to perform checks and inspections.
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The agency employs around 200 workers conducting overseas drug inspections, the Times reported.
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A sweeping inspections regime would ensure Iran was making good on its commitments.
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Officials are still unsure when lead inspections were last done, The Times found.
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Upon arrival by ship, steerage passengers were transported to the island for inspections.
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But the city did not institute a new plan for lead paint inspections.
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They are told exactly when firefighters will be on their street for inspections.
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But the first inspections of the largest farms don't begin until next year.
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Officials said the vessel was in full compliance with inspections and other regulations.
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They also used four aerial drones for additional inspections of the surrounding reef.
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Meanwhile, Southwest Airlines said it will speed up inspections for the CFM56 engines.
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Couldn't user fees pay for the food inspections or the craft brew licenses?
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The inspections would ensure the country was not using uranium to construct weapons.
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"They were added to gain comfort," Mr. Albright said of the strengthened inspections.
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Meanwhile, inspections indicate that the work necessary for such increases was never performed.
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Even without conflicts of interest, meaningful inspections will likely be infrequent and inadequate.
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FOOD INSPECTIONS: In 2013, Department of Agriculture meat inspectors stayed on the job.
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The SBA has also fielded 5,221 calls and completed 451 property damage inspections.
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CHICAGO — Pidgeon Pagonis' childhood memories include surgeries, hormone therapy, and repeated genital inspections.
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Deliveries resumed several days later after Boeing agreed to an additional inspections plan.
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But the original offer may have contingencies such as mortgage, appraisals or inspections.
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Sky Futures, for example, uses drones to carry out inspections on energy infrastructure.
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The Brazilian government said it was ordering inspections at dams around the country.
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He said inspections have delayed travel by the usual two or three days.
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"ICE ERO will re-evaluate the existing inspection scope and methodology in the statement of work for annual and biennial contracted inspections, and has already initiated several steps to bolster the division's quality-assurance process for contracted inspections," the statement reads.
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The inspections were conducted after Boeing warned about the issue and the Federal Aviation Administration ordered inspections within a week for aircraft that had flown more than 2275,2000 flights and for aircraft between 26,000 and 29,999 cycles within 1,000 flights.
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"New York helped with many things, not just inspections, but inspections are one of the most underrated and important things because it gives you data on which you can base tangible actions," Mr. Carrasquillo Medrano, the San Juan official, said.
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City investigators later revealed that the housing authority did not conduct lead inspections in thousands of apartments from 2012 to 2016, and that it submitted false paperwork to the federal government saying it had conducted the inspections most of those years.
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More car crashes and fewer food inspections Even small changes in climate can impact human behavior, leading to an increase in fatal car accidents and a decrease in food safety inspections, according to a study published this year in PNAS.
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The ECB has increased its inspections over governance at the bank, Il Messaggero said.
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Rigorous inspections and U.S. and Israeli intelligence, meanwhile, make "sneaking out" a tall order.
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"We've added different stretch tests and visual inspections to find small holes," he said.
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British Airways said it was carrying out precautionary inspections on its Trent 1000 engines.
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In the other two weeks, inspections landed in the lower half of the range.
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It said then that it would follow up with on-site inspections if necessary.
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Each country is also allowed 18 inspections of the other's nuclear facilities a year.
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The environment ministry has previously launched several rounds of inspections in 27 different forms.
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Lime says they do daily inspections and maintenance; Bird said they also repair daily.
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CHINA'S SHENZHEN AUTHORITIES SAY COMPANY STILL UNDERGOING INSPECTIONS, WILL ANNOUNCE RESUMPTION IN TIMELY FASHION
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While the site gets regular NRC inspections, which it always passes, New York Gov.
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Khaloo began his pitch by walking through the manual process behind mandatory bridge inspections.
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Worse still, since 2006, Chinese poultry has failed health inspections from the US Dept.
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National Property Inspections, he said, came out "head and shoulders" above any other company.
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A Facebook page linked to Hodgkinson lists him as the owner of JTH Inspections.
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Customs duties, inspections and the like would only be applied to the final product.
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Meanwhile, improving underwater pipeline inspections could protect the environment from its biggest threat: us.
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As a result of the inspections, two voluntary recalls of Working Cow Homemade Inc.
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AIRBUS SAYS THE INSPECTIONS AND REPAIRS CAN BE DONE OVER THE HEAVY MAINTENANCE CHECKS
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So Facebook will not be doing on site inspections in every suspicious app instance.
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About one in five said they have experienced increased inspections and slower customs clearance.
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The idea of such inspections is neuralgic for those who live near the frontier.
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Regulators made unannounced inspections to check, he said, and have not found anything wrong.
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But season-to-date inspections are about 1.4 million tonnes behind a year ago.
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Environmental inspections have disrupted some supply lines and added to uncertainty in the market.
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Through the same date, annual soy inspections lagged year-ago pace by 13 percent.
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That prompted inspections of the home where she lives with her mother and grandmother.
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Before Ohio fairgoers were hurled off the Fire Ball, the ride passed multiple inspections.
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Every day we encounter them: room capacity, signs for emergency exits, elevator certificate inspections.
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The ministry has said it will carry out inspections to check up on them.
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Nissan has already revealed a few cases of improper inspections over the past year.
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Both nations have also declined voluntary mutual inspections suggested by the Vienna monitoring agency.
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The mayor has ordered inspections of all the schools by the end of April.
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Many states conduct inspections of the poisoned child's living environment to identify exposure sources.
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S. export inspections continue to disappoint and there no supportive news there for wheat.
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"Remote connection was not working, so went on-site for more inspections," Rounela explained.
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Most activities will resume Thursday while the rides undergo new inspections, fair officials said.
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They include more blood-lead screening, property inspections, hazard abatement and community outreach programs.
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Suzuki added that the inspections were mishandled at factories where discipline was generally lacking.
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One particularly tangible impact of FDA's funding lapse is the suspension of routine inspections.
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Southwest told the FAA it would ramp up inspections to complete them by Jan.
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Those aircraft remain in operation ahead of their planned inspections, according to the Journal.
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Food inspections, law enforcement and taxes -- the list of essential or recalled employees grows.
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Alyeska said it would conduct follow-up inspections of the pipeline and related facilities.
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China said it would launch nationwide safety inspections of coal mines from this month.
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Additional security measures, like increased bag inspections near race sites, were introduced this year.
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All centers have to be accredited and comply with four unannounced inspections a year.
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"We would be able to do inspections, we think, very, very successfully," he said.
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It is not in the interest of the United States that those inspections stop.
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Also, if they're not out there doing inspections, we're not generating data about industries.
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American inspections must be countrywide with no off-limit zones to intrusive U.S. inspectors.
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"We will not ease supervision and will continue to carry out inspections," he said.
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This is a regime that agreed to international inspections then kicked out the inspectors.
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Following inspections, in eight consecutive reports, the International Atomic Energy Agency has certified compliance.
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Inspections previously had been required only if there was reasonable suspicion of contraband aboard.
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Second, James Harrison from Sky-Futures has been building software solutions for drone inspections.
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The agreement foresaw this possibility and established the most robust ever international inspections regime.
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They estimated the cost of inspections at about $90 million, or $23 per vehicle.
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The statement from the State Department did not say who would conduct the inspections.
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Like Nissan, Subaru said in October that its employees had improperly conducted vehicle inspections.
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This feels like an invasion of privacy that goes beyond typical maintenance-related inspections.
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Before the trade war, inspections took place less than once a month, he said.
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Nearly two years later, those inspections are not yet mandatory in the United States.
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The group is pushing for tighter food safety regulation and increased inspections at factories.
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It could delay imports from the United States through elaborate customs inspections and quarantines.
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The emergency inspections apply to 681 engines worldwide, including 352 in the United States.
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Dr. Gottlieb said that few inspections had been conducted since the shutdown began Dec.
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Food inspections have become fewer, as have many checks by the Environmental Protection Agency.
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Third, some of the poorer countries still lack the capacity to do effective inspections.
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The commission enforces the funeral rule, in part, with undercover inspections of funeral homes.
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For decades, Spea Engineering, a Milan-based company, has performed inspections on the bridge.
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And Singapore Airlines grounded two Boeing 787-10s after inspections revealed premature engine deterioration.
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Two sources using Ningbo in Zhejiang said customs inspections had already become very strict.
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But the resulting inspections are largely "staged," say a number of F.D.A. staff members.
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The decision to stop those apartment inspections came under former Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg.
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Pennsylvania's Department of Human Services carried out the yearly safety inspections at the facility.
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Manual inspections can take days and put engineers in close contact with each other.
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Manual inspections can take days and put engineers in close contact with each other.
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The ministry has been posting announcements with some results from the rounds of inspections.
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"The inspections are done by our appropriate institute for labor protection," Mr. Sorokin said.
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Along Fifth and Madison Avenues, the police will perform random inspections at vehicle checkpoints.
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Residential Home Inspections: Check roofs, chimneys, siding, brick, and other structures for exterior damage.
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Weekly U.S. export inspections were 435,129 tonnes for wheat and 345,859 tonnes for corn.
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European and Canadian officials also described issues found in inspections of imported Brazilian beef.
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The inspectors answer to the Agriculture Ministry, which said it overhauled its food inspections.
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In July, they agreed to recognize each other's inspections of factories that produce pharmaceuticals.
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The inspections are the PCAOB's biggest activity, and the SEC doesn't have any equivalent.
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Facilities need to pass only two consecutive inspections without major violations or substantiated complaints.
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Ostroff said he's concerned about FDA's ability to keep up with domestic food inspections.
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She was replaced by Athanasios Iliopoulos, who worked in the division of labor inspections.
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However, Wolf's office said inspections have found no grounds to take such an action.
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The Food and Drug Administration would be unable to continue its food safety inspections.
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Additionally, the inspections found improper disposal of customer information, which left personal details readable.
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The government is planning reforms to the tax code and business regulations and inspections.
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Export inspections for corn, at 387,188 tonnes, fell below a range of trade expectations.
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The plant has typically done inspections during a three-week shutdown in the summer.
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It also requires detailed inspections -- ground or aerial -- at least once every five years.
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The Food and Drug Administration will have to pause activities like food safety inspections.
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Training and readiness are degraded, inspections and operational mission support hampered, and deployments curtailed.
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Flight delays are not expected and much of the FAA's safety inspections will continue.
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Some reports say they started to attend their father's military field inspections around 2007.
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But after inspections were conducted last November, the planes were declared safe to fly.
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Some of the most important and intrusive inspections codified by the JCPOA are permanent.
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If the price of totally eradicating North Korea's nuclear capability is to have inspections of our military facilities in South Korea, then the choice may be to either change American policy on inspections of U.S. bases or the withdrawal all of our troops.
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The independent agreement spans Europe, Asia, North America, and Australia (more than 20 countries in total), and requires independent factory safety inspections; if issues are found during these inspections, the Accord mandates that fashion brands using those facilities finance the necessary improvements.
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Federal rules require annual inspections of all public housing apartments where lead paint may be present, in about 55,000 public housing units in New York, and city law requires inspections of about 4,200 apartments where a child under the age of 6 resides.
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"In addition to our accelerated inspections we are meeting with GE and Boeing on a daily basis regarding the progress of the inspections and we will continue to work with them throughout the rest of the investigation," Kelly said in the video.
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Filed on Tuesday in federal court in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, the lawsuit said the only purpose of the inspections was to determine if a home had been abandoned, but Freedom ordered inspections even when it should have known borrowers were still in their homes.
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The Food and Drug Administration has suspended all routine inspections of domestic food-processing facilities.
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He cited unfair law enforcement, arbitrary inspections and inadequate supervision as loopholes in market regulation.
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That's why congressional oversight, intelligence collection, intrusive inspections and continued multilateral diplomacy are so important.
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The ordinance, adopted in May, mirrored county guidelines, which allow for store and product inspections.
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The subterranean tunnel inspections that hadn't been done in two decades are now being done.
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The routine inspections had been briefly halted as a result of the partial government shutdown.
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Student teams had to demonstrate their pod's ability to pass key tests and safety inspections.
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The shutdown has affected various services from airports to FBI investigations and food safety inspections.
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Inspections were also being carried out at nearby buildings damaged by the blast, Cari said.
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Others more recently serviced will require inspections within 18 months, the FAA draft order said.
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Parachute operators must follow existing regulations concerning pilot training and 100-flight-hour aircraft inspections.
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Imagine instead of yearly inspections by people, if robots were swinging by once a week.
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The union is also asking authorities to add veterinarians to handle food inspections more efficiently.
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More inspections of markets, traders and restaurants have also been ordered, according to the report.
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The cracks were found in inspections ordered by the Federal Aviation Administration a week ago.
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The Chinese authorities halted the project and other Lotte retail activities over fire safety inspections.
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Others, even those without trade agreements in place, have side deals to facilitate customs inspections.
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A vehicle manufacturer saw random border inspections of their products double in the past month.
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In response to the FDA inspections, Gilchrist & Soames conducted a voluntary recall of these products.
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The authority confirmed that officials carried out inspections Thursday in some of the companies concerned.
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But as temperatures rise and inspections wane, others are already abandoning their bothersome hygienic garb.
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We also performed inspections at the other sites, which confirmed the integrity of the systems.
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Upgrading technology has also been put on hold, as has some safety inspections and oversight.
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The conflict in Missouri right now is about health department regulation and inspections, not laws.
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Such inspections usually take place for Finnish ships only a few times a year globally.
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However, non-travellers will still be subject to inspections as rigorous as those for flyers.
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The only way to get good quality in China is through constant inspections and monitoring.
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Its study is subjective, based on opinions provided by participants, rather than on independent inspections.
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Antitrust inspections are preliminary steps into suspected practices that may not result in formal accusations.
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Those plants had already been banned from supplying to the United States after earlier inspections.
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The Brady Center, an advocacy group, sought documents related to ATF inspections of gun dealers.
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The site itself has already gone through several rounds of inspections by the company's technicians.
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The SEC's Office of Compliance Inspections and Examinations highlighted cybersecurity as a 2019 examination priority.
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As part of its call for action, Oceana wants the US government to increase inspections.
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Only about a third of the FDA's regular inspections are being carried out, she said.
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Inspections of the council departments responsible for making the decisions do not inspire much faith.
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Some states require only electrical inspections while some leave it up to the local jurisdiction.
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Jiangsu will carry out inspections chemical producers and warehouses, an emergency notice said on Friday.
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Vale told the Journal it followed up on Tuev Sued's recommendations after its September inspections.
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The shutdown has affected various services, from airports to FBI investigations and food safety inspections.
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Most activities were to resume Thursday while the rides undergo new inspections, fair officials said.
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If the inspections are successful, the system is expected to reopen at 5AM on Thursday.
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This is why states have moved away from requiring periodic vehicle inspections for passenger vehicles.
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Further, Texas is one of the 17 states that continues to mandate regular vehicle inspections.
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Oakland's fire department is now under intense scrutiny for its handling of fire safety inspections.
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Inspections after the outbreak uncovered bugs, birds and other unsterile conditions at an NECC affiliate.
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But while buyers rushed purchases, tougher customs inspections have slowed movement of cargoes through ports.
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After the inspections, there may be a need for additional rail service closings, Wiedefeld said.
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Better-performing foreign plants are subject to less frequent re-inspections, according to the USDA.
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Through regular inspections, Swiss and Swedish officers make sure those exercises don't infringe the armistice.
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The National Environment Agency (NEA) has since deployed 200 officers to conduct checks and inspections.
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The paper notes that inspections occur in November, which is well past general grazing season.
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American Airlines began voluntary inspections of the engine's fan blades under the proposed federal guidance.
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The biggest financial drains were "soft costs" such as architectural design fees, permitting and inspections.
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After the 25 failure, CFM told operators to perform additional inspections of the fan blades.
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More inspections were set for Tuesday, including a review of the train's brakes, Frigo said.
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Mr. Putin said that the number of such inspections had been reduced by one-third.
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It had passed annual mechanical inspections for the past three years, including one in April.
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But it was announced Monday that inspectors would return, without pay, to start inspections again.
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There's a big difference between public comment sessions and food inspections or law enforcement activities.
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The regulator also ordered the newspaper to "conduct internal inspections and restructure its management board".
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Further, verifying North Korean compliance with a denuclearization agreement will likely require incredibly intrusive inspections.
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Based on available funding, CMS has instead set fluctuating annual targets for state hospice inspections.
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Between 2014 and 2017, they conducted inspections of more than eight thousand Chinese-run businesses.
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And the Food and Drug Administration would be unable to continue its food safety inspections.
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Additionally, faster line speeds mean more sick chickens can get past split-second eyeball inspections.
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Officials reported that they found no damage or radiation release after initial inspections Tuesday morning.
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Maryland's reality Effective overseas inspections are key to ensuring drug quality View the discussion thread.
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Since 2012, all freight inspections in Dover have been handled by a company called Motis.
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At the same time, the current methods for doing inspections are limited and time-consuming.
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The department says it is working on other regulations and has stepped up bus inspections.
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Inspections take between two and four hours per engine, according to the FAA and manufacturer.
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They decided to shut down the ENTIRE train system for 29 hours for safety inspections.
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Just how much these inspections impact prices is dependent on each individual metal's specific dynamics.
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The Estonian FSA said it carried out thorough inspections of Danske's local branch in 2014.
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The researchers found little correlation between the ratings and actual health inspections by state regulators.
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It said it had passed security inspections by officials in Britain, Canada and New Zealand.
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It requires carriers registered in the European Union to complete their inspections within nine months.
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Those should include intrusive inspections of Saudi nuclear facilities, similar to those Iran has accepted.
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Customs inspections at ports and borders are likely to disrupt just-in-time delivery chains.
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Bureaucrats can deploy state-inspired consumer boycotts, surprise inspections, denials for licenses and so forth.
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American Airlines said it conducted rigorous inspections of new planes before putting them into service.
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About one-third of all food safety inspections are for high-risk foods, he said.
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The Agriculture Department oversees meat and poultry, and its workers have continued inspections without pay.
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Inspections have been haphazard and cursory, alarming reports have been ignored and official efforts understaffed.
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The Ministry of Infrastructure and Transport had clear control over both inspections and toll rates.
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Mr. Calado said the bus was five years old and had passed its mandatory inspections.
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They include permanently dismantling his country's main nuclear site at Yongbyon and allowing international inspections.
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It had repeatedly failed New York State inspections, including one as recently as last month.
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Not long afterward, public housing residents received letters from the authority requesting access for inspections.
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Details of IAEA inspections are confidential and the agency generally does not comment on them.
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Since 2015 — reflecting this shift — the F.D.A. has conducted more foreign inspections than domestic ones.
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The autonomous robot is meant to be used for services like inventory checks or inspections.
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Legal weed, he pointed out, will be subject to government inspections and quality-control standards.
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The W.H.O. group began field inspections on Monday, according to China's state-run news media.
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The asking price was $1.5 million, but it needed work — inspections uncovered termites and rodents.
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The company said routine quality inspections had found cracks in one batch of engine parts.
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This is clever, setting that idealized beauty in tension with the rudeness of rectal inspections.
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Escape windows are also mandated, along with annual safety inspections of limousines by state regulators.
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New York's surprise inspections have drawn support from the city's largest property owners and developers.
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Mexican officials fear that certain changes, like on-site inspections, would threaten the nation's sovereignty.
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The inspectors answer to the Agriculture Ministry, which said it had overhauled its food inspections.
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Many politicians see policies that promote inspections and fines as obstacles to investment, she said.
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During such inspections, the regulators carefully examine a selection of an accounting firm's completed audits.
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Inspectors in Brazil investigated 23 businesses in 2019, up from 252 inspections the previous year.
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Along with fewer inspections, the system is chronically short of people to carry them out.
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After the tank failures, the College of American Pathologists performed "non-routine inspections," Bachner explained.
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But because of delays in inspections and gas service, the opening has been pushed back.
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Needed inspections could employ technology developed to verify treaties between the United States and Russia.
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A Huobi representative declined to comment on the FSA inspections or communications with the regulator.
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Both groups point to progress, like the installation of fire doors and regular safety inspections.
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No speed limits, no inspections, no driver's licenses, no traffic lights, and no parking restrictions.
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Safran said earlier Thursday that it expected inspections to be completed within a few weeks.
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The drones allow the Michigan-based automaker to conduct safety inspections without shutting down production.
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Under the agreement, Iran accepted limits on its nuclear program and agreed to international inspections.
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The ordinance also mandated unannounced annual inspections and criminal-background screenings by the sheriff's department.
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Two years later, the number of citations plunged to fewer than 22019,800 from 8,354 inspections.
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The point of the inspections is not necessarily to search for accounting fraud or mistakes.
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Inspections typically take place during harvest because, despite the inconvenience, the business is fully staffed.
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Autostrade has denied wrongdoing, saying regular, state-supervised inspections had indicated the viaduct was safe.
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WASHINGTON, Oct 15 (Reuters) - More than 80 percent of Lockheed Martin Co-made F-35 fighter jets in the United States and around the globe have cleared engine inspections and are now okayed for flight operations after engine inspections, the Pentagon said on Monday.
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The agreements — one that creates joint inspections to stop the flow of drugs and other contraband across the border; another that uses technology to speed up the inspections of legal cargo — are much less visible than either the wall or the disputed provisions in Nafta.
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Maria Doulis, vice president at the nonprofit Citizens Budget Commission, said the mayor's plan to use outside contractors for inspections was an "encouraging sign," but added that the new spending on inspections would not address underlying management and operational issues at the sprawling Housing Authority.
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It said Wuhan was considered to have fixed its production issues after passing inspections in March.
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Such oversight would include the right to demand information, conduct on-site inspections and levy fines.
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The more thorough inspections came as the cherry season on the U.S. West Coast kicked off.
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Plus, closing costs are high enough already, with fees for the title company, appraisals, inspections, etc.
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Riskier foods account for about a third of the agency's roughly 8,400 routine inspections each year.
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Pilots use flashlights on their walk-around inspections, but they can't see every nook and cranny.
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And it did put a lot of pressure on the Mexican government to do thorough inspections.
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The company promotes it as an ideal drone for search and rescue purposes and industrial inspections.
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In the first five weeks, actual inspections fell below the trade range of estimates three times.
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Appropriate uses could also include "inspections of the park during ... performances," a park service statement said.
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They include increased farm inspections and finding more money to help farmers improve manure management practices.
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However, computer vision systems are used elsewhere in the factory for simpler tasks, including body inspections.
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Compliance time of 18 months will be needed to schedule and complete the required ultrasonic inspections.
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I would wait on those until the North Koreans deliver some kind of verification, inspections, timelines.
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And businesses can't send drones to do far away inspections of oil rigs or forest fires.
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More resources could be devoted to FDA inspections, addressing the safety issues raised by Bloomberg's reporting.
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The Swiss testing and inspections company said it acquired a majority stake in Maine Pointe, LLC.
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That likely has an impact on facility inspections for medical products, especially drugs and medical devices.
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And the treaty lays out a verification regime that includes 22020 on-site inspections per year.
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A spokeswoman for Mayor Bill de Blasio defended the mayor's role in the lead paint inspections.
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Autostrade has denied wrongdoing, saying regular, state-supervised inspections had indicated the ageing bridge was safe.
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But international inspections, after rising steadily for years, have also been on the decline since 2016.
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Those inspections for fan blades with 20,000 cycles will affect an additional 2,500 engines by August.
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Fleming, the ITF coordinator, said the small number of pay issues detected showed inspections were ineffective.
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Capacity closures across the metals production sector are now increasingly happening pre-emptively ahead of inspections.
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Environmental inspections at secondary lead smelters in China have reduced supply in recent months, analysts said.
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Under the deal, the vast majority of Mexican tomato exports will be subject to border inspections.
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The government is going door to door, conducting initial inspections and looking for survivors and victims.
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Diplomats have cited progress on ballistic missiles and on inspections, but the "sunsets" issue remained unresolved.
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Medical inspections of schoolchildren were precisely that: to tell parents that their child needed a doctor.
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Ask yourself why any responsible breeder would be opposed to inspections of their kennels and practices?
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We proposed a number of measures, including utilizing mechanisms within the agreement to strengthen nuclear inspections.
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Her team negotiated the New START Treaty with Russia to reduce nuclear weapons and reestablish inspections.
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EASA SAYS ORDERS INSPECTIONS ON 25 OLDEST AIRBUS A380 AIRCRAFT AFTER CRACKS DETECTED IN SOME WINGS
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However, in terms of readiness, Park says they have multiple inspections going on all the time.
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Sources had told Reuters on Thursday that the agricultural quarantine authority was considering halting inspections abroad.
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Because they have side-swiped the effort to undertake serious inspections before, the North Koreans have.
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In 2628, 28503 states and the District of Columbia required regular inspections — now only 22019 do.
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States could set rules on registration, licensing, liability, insurance and safety inspections, but not performance standards.
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Ahead of a fresh round of plant inspections, US nuclear operators further scrutinized their supply chains.
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This has led to a 25% rise in the number of spot inspections that uncover violations.
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If restaurants know that five-star reviews will guarantee fewer inspections, they may make them up.
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Ridiculous standards, unpredictable enforcement and frequent "inspections" by bribe-grabbing officials make life hell for suppliers.
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The light U.N. regime will replace inspections by the Saudi-led coalition, which slowed commercial shipments.
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So what you would need is unannounced inspections, and also systematic surveillance testing the finished drugs.
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Contributing to those dismal numbers was a dramatic decline in EPA's facility inspections and plant evaluations.
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These would include extra inspections of the thousands of trucks going through the crossing each day.
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The IAEA, which is responsible for inspections, asserts that Iran is fully compliant with its terms.
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Kraninger said Thursday that she agreed and asked Congress for a direct greenlight to begin inspections.
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I graduated from the mail center to targeted inspections at freight companies like DHL and Fedex.
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The FDA initiated the inspections following high-profile safety scandals involving power morcellators and contaminated duodenoscopes.
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The role of the IAEA is to determine where such inspections are necessary based on facts.
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At the Pennsylvania rally Monday, Trump also promised to reduce the frequency of coal mine inspections.
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German firm TÜV SÜD has been faulted by Brazilian officials for faulty inspections of Vale facilities.
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Southwest Airlines has taken three of its 737 NGs out of service for repairs after inspections.
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A black firefighter was reported to police while conducting standard inspections around homes in Oakland, Calif.
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It will not be clear until the FAA issues its rule how many will need inspections.
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Several states require health department licensing of the labs, but only New York conducts routine inspections.
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"I can't just shift people from animal control and restaurant inspections to emergency preparedness," Wen said.
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"That agreement put a lid on their nuclear weapons program and imposed intrusive inspections," she said.
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Inspections were supposed to be done quarterly, but there had not been one since September 2014.
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If we do not renew the New START, extend it and renew it, the inspections cease.
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Specifically, engines with more than 30,000 total cycles from new must undergo inspections within 20 days.
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Recent inspections did not indicate any problems, according to the German firm that conducted the inspection.
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Samsung will introduce an eight-step process that includes more testing, inspections and manufacturing-quality assurances.
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Her team negotiated the new START treaty with Russia to reduce nuclear weapons and establish inspections.
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Much of the dispute rests on the scope of inspections and access to certain suspect sites.
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First, we are identifying appropriate intervals between inspections, to minimize inspection costs without undercutting public safety.
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But families cannot be sure when inspections will be completed and when they can move in.
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It has been offline since March 2018 after routine inspections found cracks in its graphite core.
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The EU will start ship inspections to ensure legal certainty and secure business continuity in shipping.
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Rope inspections rarely take that long, because the rigging is more versatile and easier to install.
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Stuart conducts regular inspections and said it uncovered at least a dozen illegal substitutes a month.
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The car, it turned out, shouldn't have been on the road, having failed multiple safety inspections.
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Proponents of the wall have said such a structure could help improve inspections at the border.
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It will now be subjected to more intensive "on ramp" inspections than other airlines, authorities said.
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Syria agreed to give up its chemical weapons arsenal in 2013 and submit to OPCW inspections.
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While it's true that some provisions regarding restrictions will expire, crucial aspects of inspections will not.
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That's precisely the reason for the nuclear deal and the rigorous inspections that come with it.
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FDA Commissioner Stephen Hahn said in a statement Tuesday that most inspections would cease through April.
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Mr. Suleman conducts three or four inspections a day, on average, normally working from 9 a.m.
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But the authority did not just ignore the required lead inspections, The New York Times found.
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Over time, the PCAOB negotiated agreements with foreign counterparts that allowed them to perform audit inspections.
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USDA's weekly port inspections implied that September bean shipments were 12 percent larger than in 2016.
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He said U.S. and European authorities had stepped up inspections of Brazilian beef in recent months.
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OSHA in a statement said it had conducted 33,401 inspections in the fiscal year ending Sept.
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She ran through some concerns, informed by decades being on the other side of health inspections.
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Southwest said it began the inspections on Tuesday and will fully comply within the required time.
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Owen said the marijuana legalization could lead to more frequent secondary inspections at ports of entry.
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The agreement eliminates the need for duplicate inspections and should cut the cost of drug production.
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Data on the site is obtained through Medicare and Medicaid claims, as well as annual inspections.
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Deregulation also meant outsourcing responsibility for fire inspections to owners and builders, instead of civil servants.
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But while the FAA has ordered inspections, most of the 737 NGs have continued to fly.
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A specialized crew will begin to perform more comprehensive track and power inspections on April 1.
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He said his Interior, Health, and Environment and Urbanisation ministers were in the region for inspections.
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MEXICAN FOREIGN MINISTER EBRARD SAYS MEXICO WILL NOT ACCEPT U.S. LABOR INSPECTIONS IN USMCA TRADE PACT
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According to the Irish Aviation Authority, all operators in the country have completed the required inspections.
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In addition to manual inspections, over the weekend the NEA started releasing modified mosquitos as sabotage.
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On Monday, there were major delays because of track inspections and maintenance work at the station.
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The investigation found a pattern of "inadequate" inspections that culminated in the fire, according to Reuters.
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He told Reuters he is satisfied with the work the IAEA's inspections team has been doing.
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Sikorsky said the inspections could take about 11 hours, but the time depended on each operator.
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Ebrard flatly rejected the inspections idea, so it remains unclear if the issue has been resolved.
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Republican leaders contend the federal government can do the inspections just as well as the states.
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The plant doesn't need to shut down production either, and it allows for more frequent inspections.
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These options include bonding or insurance requirements, mandatory inspections, registration, and certification by private credentialing bodies.
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The entire AWA enforcement infrastructure — inspections, long-standing policies, fines and public accountability — is in shambles.
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"For trusted traders inspections need to be less intrusive - this means less boxes opened," Apple wrote.
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Either way, the FDA does perform foreign inspections occasionally with the permission of the Chinese government.
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Additional limits on steel sourcing and enhanced labor inspections could represent political challenges for Mexican officials.
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They sit there for as long as a half-hour, submitting to inspections and customs procedures.
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Operators of certain 737 Next Generation planes will be required to make inspections, the FAA said.
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Only New Start and its onsite inspections governing long-range missiles and bombers remains in force.
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In Ohio, a long-standing legislative-oversight committee makes unannounced prison inspections and reports their findings.
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Autostrade has denied wrongdoing, saying regular, state-supervised inspections had indicated the ageing viaduct was safe.
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Without those inspections, there's no way to know if Kim has followed through on his promise.
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Food safety and agri-food inspections would be carried out by mobile units away from the border.
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Because the government rarely conducts labor inspections, Palestinian workers often earn less than the Israeli minimum wage.
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And they must register with the Securities and Exchange Commission, thereby opening themselves to inspections and supervision.
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The source said the Houthis indicated they would accept overall U.N. rule for port management and inspections.
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It isn't clear if making the inspections mandatory would have prevented the explosion that occurred this week.
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The program funded repeat inspections, treatments and outreach to owners about how they can prevent rat infestations.
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On Thursday, sources told Reuters the agricultural quarantine authority was considering halting inspections of imported wheat abroad.
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"There are supposed to be inspections to look for potential cracks," Sumwalt said, according to the Times.
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Atlantia has always denied any wrongdoing, saying regular, state-supervised inspections had indicated the viaduct was safe.
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Intel just unveiled a drone designed specifically for industrial use-cases like construction site and field inspections.
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Safety inspections of imported food have continued at their normal pace, according to FDA Commissioner Scott Gottlieb.
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Some examples of uses are photography, filming, mapping, inspections of various kinds, quantity surveying or crop monitoring.
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We are talking about - in EU trade - perhaps five times as many submissions and inspections being required.
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Poor margins, environmental inspections and broader structural reform of the aluminium smelter are all in the mix.
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They all said none of their planes have more than the 30,000 flights that required immediate inspections.
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Instead of pen and paper, officials now log their inspections in this app using a Surface tablet.
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Beyond the inspections, Rolls has been working to develop a replacement part to provide a permanent fix.
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Poor margins, environmental inspections and broader structural reform of the aluminum smelter are all in the mix.
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Those terms include requirements for standards for construction, regular inspections of pipeline infrastructure, and other environmental safeguards.
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We passed all inspections on Friday as expected and continue to be in compliance with all regulations.
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They are often reluctant to step up inspections that might impose costs both on government and industry.
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The inspections data tracks the tonnage of grain inspected by federal employees at the ports each week.
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The Securities and Exchange Commission's Office of Compliance Inspections and Examinations has issued requirements on cybersecurity preparedness.
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The inspections were part of wider CCDI checks at other government agencies and eight state-owned companies.
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Ministry sources have told Reuters that the agreement would involve the national seed institute in the inspections.
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The FDA also said it conducted inspections of several of Juul's contract manufacturing units earlier this year.
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States could still set rules on registration, licensing, liability, insurance and safety inspections, but not performance standards.
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The Commission carried out inspections at the premises of BMW, Daimler, VW, and Audi in October 2017.
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Yoshinaga said the faulty inspections for Subaru&aposs finished products had been going on for 30 years.
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This week a subsidiary said it had faked inspections on reinforcement cords used to strengthen car tyres.
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The report comes six weeks after the unprecedented one-day shutdown of Metro for emergency safety inspections.
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After the race, the cars of Larson and Newman, who came in eighth place, failed laser inspections.
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Autostrade has denied any wrongdoing, saying regular, state-supervised inspections had indicated the ageing bridge was safe.
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But since 2010 inspections have occurred under the central government, which has made pollution control a priority.
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When he did home inspections for me he didn't rile up the buyers or make ridiculous statements.
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But the space agency says that damage was relatively minor and further inspections are taking place today.
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CD: I think [that opportunity mostly centers on] photos and capturing imagery for inspections and other things.
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Goods also can be subject to inspections at the border to confirm they comply with EU regulations.
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It said that CFM had sent a service bulletin recommending inspections, leading regulators to make the directive.
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It also said some staff had cheated on tests to certify as technicians for the final inspections.
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The report came six weeks after the unprecedented one-day shutdown of Metro for emergency safety inspections.
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As the Environmental Defense Fund suggests, we can tighten reporting and inspections for oil and gas industries.
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She tells us that after the sickout and inspections, along with media attention, improvements began to appear.
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President Trump's Department of Transportation is reversing an Obama-era proposal for mandatory safety inspections for buses.
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Drone inspections allow utilities to more efficiently identify and predict issues with vegetation overgrowth and broken components.
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The inspections follow the death of an 8-year-old Guatemalan boy in U.S. custody this week.
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Insurance adjusters discovered that drones allow for more efficient and safe property inspections, especially in flooded areas.
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But drivers waiting at an emissions inspections station recently said that they were taking all the heat.
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Officials from the Centers of Medicare and Medicaid Services, which conducted the inspections, also declined to comment.
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Even if he said he would, his regime's dismal record of keeping promises would require intrusive inspections.
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The company also emphasized that its cars go through rigorous quality inspections before they leave the factory.
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Most say they are trying to improve conditions at suppliers' factories through strict standards and unannounced inspections.
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Southwest announced its own program for similar inspections of its 700-plane fleet over the next month.
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According to the LA Times, the US Coast Guard said the Conception passed all recent safety inspections.
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And without those inspections, we can have no guarantee that North Korea is not cheating once again.
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Trump set a high bar when he declared the Iran nuclear deal's invasive inspections to be insufficient.
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The projects called for frequent on-site inspections by the trustees and their plan administrator, Richard Tettamant.
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U.S. and British officials carried out inspections of security measures at Ataturk Airport on Tuesday, Dogan reported.
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On Friday, Russia again vetoed a UN resolution to extend the mandate of the international inspections group.
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In addition, the bill would mandate regular and unannounced inspections of the housing by independent, certified inspectors.
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No problems were identified during routine inspections in January 2017 and April 2018, according to USDA records.
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And he shuttered the city's environmental inspections office, after which lead levels in city drinking water spiked.
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Of those 88, 41 have been fully inspected to verify paperwork, and another nine are undergoing inspections.
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Rio spokesman Mario Andrada said the inspections would continue daily until the games open on Aug. 5.
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States could set rules on registration, licensing, liability, insurance and safety inspections but not set performance standards.
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The second-generation device can be programmed for myriad different enterprise purposes, from research to routine inspections.
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This could have had an effect on both inspections of Grenfell Tower and the fire brigade's response.
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Thousands of government and state enterprise officials were held to account during its first round of inspections.
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Thursday, but did not rule out further service interruptions if the inspections discovered problems with the cables.
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Building inspections: Construction rules in New York are supposed to keep people safe inside and around buildings.
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Some cargoes may also have been held back by tougher inspections on U.S. soybeans, said the trader.
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The agreement allows the U.S. and Russia to conduct thorough inspections to ensure the other is complying.
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Then, when Moore was out performing inspections again last week, Bryan wrote, he was singled out again.
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Inspections also revealed no bracing for items such as a fuel supply for a fire suppression pump.
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"Every 480 hours we take a helicopter completely down and apart for safety inspections," US Army Capt.
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And vital services like food safety inspection, domestic violence shelters and airplane safety inspections are at risk.
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"Resources are stretched, particularly when it comes to inspections," said Brock Long, the administrator of the agency.
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This allows time for the insurance company to do its inspections and your claim to be processed.
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"There did not seem to be an urgency" at the FAA to finalize the inspections, he said.
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F.D.A. inspections must have a heavier global footprint, and that means an appropriate budget for overseas staffing.
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The proposal included using customs declarations ahead of travel and inspections of goods before they are shipped.
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After the Tianjin blasts, the government expanded inspections and toughened punishments for companies that violated safety standards.
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But overseas, the F.D.A. has opted to announce the vast majority of its foreign inspections in advance.
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He proposed a pilot program to make all inspections in India either on short notice or unannounced.
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Schools and government work in affected areas was suspended to allow for building inspections and rescue work.
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It would not let a reporter trail Mr. Suleman during his inspections, and limited his interview time.
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These aircraft require regular maintenance and inspections, even when grounded, in order to stay in flightworthy shape.
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After Hurricane Rita in 2005, many home inspections were completed less than two weeks after homeowners applied.
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Others however, saw ulterior motives in any attempt by the administration to push for more aggressive inspections.
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Coast Guard personnel are also boarding boats, carrying out safety inspections and confirming that charters are legitimate.
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Roughly 100 scheduled inspections in China in February and March have been put on hold, Hahn said.
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Temporary foreign workers had not been interviewed during any of the completed inspections, according to the report.
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But by the end of October, year-to-date inspections were down 9 percent on the year.
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The majority of those inspections took place this year, after the unit was fully up and running.
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Mr. Gutierrez said that during other inspections he had been yelled at and called stupid and coldhearted.
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Lieutenant Thanadet Jitprawat is responsible for supervising fishing boat inspections that the HTMS Thaimuang might engage in.
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The rules would also eliminate the maximum speed of the meat lines, giving less time for inspections.
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Then came a series of inspections to determine what would be needed to get it running again.
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The strengthened focus on enforcement has resulted in an additional 2,180 inspections, CalRecycle said in a statement.
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Carnival started its five-year probation period in 2017 and agreed to inspections by third party auditors.
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"You won't have the manpower to do real inspections," said John Coffee, a Columbia University law professor.
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With the latest announcement, that leaves only the International Agency for Atomic Energy (IAEA) inspections in place.
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Within 24 hours, legislators had filed for bills to strengthen laws around fire protection and building inspections.
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But while the FAA has ordered inspections on the 737 NGs, most of them continue to fly.
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Coast Guard personnel are also boarding boats to do safety inspections and confirm that charters are legitimate.
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The Arizona facility is subject to regular unannounced USDA inspections, the company says on its official website.
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States could set rules on registration, licensing, liability, insurance and safety inspections, but not set performance standards.
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A statement from CFM spokeswoman Jamie Jewell did not provide any information on what the inspections showed.
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FDA inspections in the US are unannounced, whereas in China they are generally known about in advance.
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It also found that lapses in maintenance and inspections have reduced the efficacy of some TSA devices.
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These organizations have been subjected to intrusive inspections, tied up in litigation, and slapped with crippling fines.
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Democrats were also split, with 85033 voting against the catfish inspections and 17 voting to uphold them.
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On Tuesday, the airline said it would accelerate inspections and complete them in the next 30 days.
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Physical inspections must be recorded in the appropriate electronic system(s) of record as soon as practicable.
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The head of a logistics company said surprise customs inspections at Hong Kong border posts had doubled.
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"Regarding the emissions inspections... it is a fact that there were improper actions," a Yamaha spokesman said.
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In Yamaha's case, irregularities were found in 2 percent of inspections, or just a handful of vehicles.
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FANR, the country's regulator, granted the license after years of extensive reviews and inspections, its officials said.
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The Food and Drug Administration has stopped routine safety inspections of vegetables, fish, and other groceries (yikes).
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Its plan calls for more tree trimming, equipment inspections and precautionary blackouts on dry and windy days.
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The number of defendants charged, and inspections conducted have all hit the lowest point in a decade.
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China has also suspended export permits from two Canadian pork plants and boosted inspections of pork shipments.
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Earlier this month, Reuters reported China planned to boost inspections of imported Canadian meats and meat products.
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FOOD INSPECTIONS: Department of Agriculture food inspectors will continue to stay on the job during the shutdown.
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Companies have clamored for permission to use drones for activities like land inspections, wedding photography and package deliveries.
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During postqualifying inspections, officials determined that the track bars on the cars were not in compliance with specifications.
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These businesses help move and manage used cars, putting them through inspections, reconditioning and sales to wholesale customers.
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A spokesperson described a rigorous process that requires all cars to pass more than 500 inspections and tests.
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"It is surprising that none of the inspections of the public authorities ... ever highlighted environmental damage," it said.
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A next step in this approach could be swapping inspections of North and South Korea's civilian nuclear programs.
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"Pilots use flashlights on their walk-around inspections, but they can't see every nook and cranny," he said.
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The state&aposs Occupational Safety and Health Administration conducted inspections and did not issue any citations, he said.
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He also knew, from Osinfor field inspections, that the documents listing the supposed harvest sites didn't make sense.
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"In the notice, the FAA proposed inspections within six months," an FAA engineer speaking anonymously told the paper.
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They will also be approved for aiding rescue operations, bridge inspections, aerial photography and wildlife nesting area evaluations.
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"I would wait on those until the North Koreans deliver some kind of verification, inspections, timelines," Richardson added.
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Inspections are conducted twice a year, and fire drills occur at least once per year, the officials said.
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Officials in the southeastern Chinese city said Foxconn's production could resume once inspections were complete, according to Reuters.
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What is stopped is the routine inspections of non-high-risk facilities (think a cookie or cracker bakery).
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The 2014 law also authorized annual inspections for subsidized child care providers and established appropriate caseloads for inspectors.
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Staff members have also inspected all of the complex's ground-floor windows, and window inspections will become routine.
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Foxx said federal safety inspectors had been denied access to conduct inspections of the Metro system last week.
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Foxx said he told his employees not to take "no" for an answer when seeking to conduct inspections.
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"I will have no hesitation to shut down the system," Foxx said, urging Metro to cooperate with inspections.
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"Local governments that think they can pass inspections through last-minute (water) treatment can stop fantasizing," Zhang said.
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The suit argues that inadequate inspections by Tesla have created a safety hazard for Walmart customers and employees.
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It also provides vital verification and transparency measures, including on-site inspections, that have helped foster strategic stability.
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It is impossible to verify whether countries sending or receiving North Korean goods will carry out the inspections.
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The FBI has not released its report on the injuries, made after repeated inspections of the diplomats' residences.
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In Los Angeles County, officials are now requiring routine inspections to catch and eradicate sex-trafficking massage businesses.
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These audits are based on FEMA inspections and a survivor's ability to send in a host of documentation.
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" He has also "ordered that all fair rides be shut down until additional safety inspections can be completed.
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But Texas, unlike some states, denies solitary prisoners any physical contact, other than frequent body inspections by guards.
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However, a lot of the "non-GMO" certification testing is based on on-site inspections and documentation reviews.
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Inspections can tie in with credentials, as when restaurants receive health-and-safety certificates to display to customers.
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A separate effort to boost startups exempts them from some inspections and taxes for at least three years.
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Later, in 1997, Hussein used Iraqis as shields after he refused UN inspections of key institutions and sites.
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European diplomats had thought that they were making some progress on two crucial issues—ballistic missiles and inspections.
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PIP employees would remove evidence of the cheaper silicone gel before annual inspections by TUV Rheinland, it found.
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The key to that is all you do is inspections, no hardware is changed, not even the paint.
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During 17 other inspections over that time period, Quartz wrote, the pools were rated as "unsatisfactory" six times.
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Workers also have to submit to additional background checks, motor vehicle record inspections and provide proof of insurance.
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Fortuitously, reactors 220 through 2000 had been shut down for inspections, but 4 was damaged during the explosions.
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Crazily, the rocket appeared to survive the "landing," and SpaceX will tow it back to shore for inspections.
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All the thorny details about disarmament and inspections and the easing of U.S. sanctions remain to be negotiated.
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A combination of radio scans and up-close inspections by a submersible confirmed the identity of the wreck.
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WirtschaftsWoche said the inspections were prompted by emission test data that could indicate the use of such devices.
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Kasich ordered a full investigation and ordered all fair rides to shut down amid another round of inspections.
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Indonesia on Monday said it would temporarily ground 737 MAX 8 jets operating in the country for inspections.
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It said on Thursday it will also step up inspections of all Canadian canola cargoes until further notice.
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A series of more intrusive U.N. inspections under the deal have verified that Iran is meeting its commitments.
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Some slaughterhouses have been selling off frozen pork ahead of inspections, said Pan Chenjun, senior analyst at Rabobank.
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Hog prices will likely start rising again from July when the government inspections are finished, the analysts said.
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In the last two years there were 114,957 different health inspections just in the borough of Manhattan alone.
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To that end, inspections may be conducted by the drone, but they're launched and monitored by facility staff.
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THIS NEW GOVERNMENT IN CHINA, THEY MUST WANT MORE REGULAR INSPECTIONS, WHICH IS A HOME RUN FOR YOU.
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"We've have already conducted on-site regulatory inspections," said one of the sources who works at a regulator.
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Initial inspections showed that the problems may have stemmed from both the phone's hinge and its display protection.
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The latest UN sanctions allow for less rigorous inspections in the case of goods needed for humanitarian purposes.
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The PCAOB cannot conduct on-site inspections in China, and Beijing blocks access to papers it considers sensitive.
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In 1993 the city took regulatory control over the industry and became responsible for licensing, inspections and insurance.
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The devices cost around 8,000 euros ($9,060), making them affordable for police and garages that do emissions inspections.
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Southwest said that it is accelerating its inspections of the engine type that was involved in the incident.
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What rights of access will they have and are there standards for how quickly inspections can take place?
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Lavin told board members that he believes inspections were not being done in compliance with Metro's safety protocols.
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Autostrade per l'Italia, has denied wrongdoing, saying regular, state-supervised inspections had indicated the aging bridge was safe.
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Southwest announced following the crash it would carry out inspections of similar engines over the next 30 days.
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Since then, the city has required regular inspections of privately owned public spaces to ensure more public access.
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George W. Bush after 9/11 There were also increased inspections after the September 11, 2001, terror attacks.
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Emily Kenway, senior adviser for the charity Focus on Labor Exploitation, called for more investment in labor inspections.
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Already, house hunters are waiving inspections, making offers without even seeing homes and bidding well above asking price.
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Other programs require inspections or abatement in housing built before 1978, when lead was banned from residential paint.
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Kono also said Japan would be willing to provide money for International Atomic Energy Agency inspections if needed.
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Routine inspections are performed on clinical trial sites to check for any evidence of false or manipulated data.
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An attachment to a document dated March 28 that was circulated to lenders specifies subjects for self-inspections.
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The F.T.C. conducts undercover inspections each year to see if funeral homes are complying with its disclosure rule.
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"There's no doubt that in order to achieve that goal, we need verifiable, unimpeded, reliable inspections," Collins added.
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Sony, which operates a nearby plant producing image sensors for smartphone cameras, said it suspended operations pending inspections.
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The officials were reportedly humiliated on their way out, forced to undergo strict security screening and invasive inspections.
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"We have noticed a marked improvement in compliance now that operators are aware of our inspections," Bailey said.
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WirtschaftsWoche said the inspections were prompted by emissions test data that could indicate the use of such devices.
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But if you wanted even more information, you could read about deficiencies compiled during hospital inspections at HospitalInspections.
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No problems were identified during routine inspections in January 2017 and April 2018, according to Agriculture Department records.
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Liu said environmental inspections enable local governments to promote "high-quality economic development" and the scrutiny will continue.
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Critics were quick to point out that some of the president's own establishments have performed poorly in inspections.
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The IAEA, which is the UN's nuclear watchdog tasked with inspections and monitoring of Iran's nuclear program, agreed.
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The commissioner said that a third of the roughly 160 routine inspections carried out weekly meet that criteria.
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But inspections of those locations by the FBI and the Royal Canadian Mounted Police have turned up nothing.
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The measures will include working towards cancelling tolls on provincial-level highways and streamlining inspections for freight trucks.
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The FAA last night said it would issue a directive requiring inspections of certain kinds of plane engines.
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From a regulatory perspective, the results of the inspections seem to tell a straightforward story of widespread abuses.
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Ferrero said its code of conduct banned child labor and all suppliers were subject to regular independent inspections.
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Identifying missile bases or allowing inspections in undeclared missile facilities, and sharing more detailed information about missile capabilities.
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Wastewater management is expected to be the priority, after inspections discovered businesses releasing untreated sewage into the sea.
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The resulting bot could be well-suited for rescue operations or doing dangerous inspections in human-unfriendly environments.
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They have also provided the framework enabling insight into Russia's forces and on-site inspections to verify compliance.
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First there was the surprise daylong closing of the entire rail system in March for emergency safety inspections.
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The FTA has been conducting inspections of the subway, identifying safety defects and requiring remedial actions when necessary.
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The reactor has been offline since last October after routine inspections found cracks in the reactor's graphite core.
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During that period, the number of times that city health inspections found active signs of rats nearly doubled.
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S.A. searches to routine administrative inspections, my colleagues preclude victims of T.S.A. abuses from obtaining any meaningful remedy.
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To prevent further exposure, most state health departments track lead-poisoned children and mandate inspections in their homes.
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"So GE provides the guidelines for maintenance inspections and repairs over the life of the engines," he said.
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United CEO Oscar Munoz said inspections had begun recently and would occur throughout the course of the year.
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Countless other government services have also been stalled including IPO reviews, immigration cases, and low-risk food inspections.
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It also greatly increased inspections of food facilities, and levies new taxes to pay for this inspection overkill.
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According to CNN's sources, airport screeners will likely do fewer random pat-downs, bag inspections, and other screenings.
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The government has responded with tighter enforcement of speed limits, bans on drunken driving and stricter vehicle inspections.
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It has four open violations for failing to conduct safety inspections of the elevator going back to 2016.
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However, the agency has maintained since then that it has a number of ways to continue conducting inspections.
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The inspections, he added, would probably come down to monitoring how North Korean experts go about the denuclearization.
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Inspections in China have already been withdrawn, with similar actions in India, a leading manufacturer of generic drugs.
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It also introduced random inspections on weapons owners and increased some age restrictions for juveniles at shooting ranges.
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The bill increases funding for nursing home inspections at a time when safety is more important than ever.
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The officials, including Brock Long, the FEMA administrator, acknowledged the long waits for both inspections and phone assistance.
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Inspections, he said, sometimes require combing through moldy stacks of papers, or records so old they are unreadable.
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"There has been so much disinformation about past inspections that are completely irrelevant" to seismic activity, she said.
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A spokesperson said this assessment was based on quarterly inspections conducted by independent experts and trade union representatives.
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Inspections come after provinces warned of gas shortages, partly due to a bold move to curb coal consumption.
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Nonetheless, Seade made it clear that U.S. officials would not be allowed to conduct inspections under Mexican law.
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In particular, more frequent and thorough customs inspections of American goods on the Chinese mainland have caused problems.
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There were no outstanding airworthiness directives or minimum equipment list items, and all inspections were up to date.
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The reforms would also create accreditation for fire safety inspections and make determinations if social housing has cladding.
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Weeden noted that both Russia and China have done close inspections of their own satellites in the past.
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The nuclear deal lifted international sanctions in return for Iran limiting its nuclear program and allowing regular inspections.
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At some point the inspections, the appraisal and the price negotiation impose cold rigor on this hot process.
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Additionally, states conduct standard survey inspections of nursing homes that are unannounced and can come at any time.
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He said Metro wasn't following its own procedures about track inspections and blamed systematic failures for the derailment.
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It plans to conduct flyovers as well as on-the-ground testing and drone inspections of the dam.
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One of the targeted rules simply requires third-party inspections of safety equipment - hardly job-killing government overreach.
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Subsequent inspections of this transmission line identified equipment that should have been repaired or replaced, the company said.
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"As these inspections are completed and any issues are resolved, aircraft will return to flight," the statement added.
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Democrats have also demanded stricter enforcement of the pact's labor standards and asked for inspections of Mexican factories.
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Advocates argue the recurrence of such findings in surprise inspections shows the inadequacy of ICE's own monitoring efforts.
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It also said every vehicle is subjected to rigorous quality control involving more than 500 inspections and tests.
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Planned Parenthood also challenged state inspections seeking to review 50 percent of patient medical records at abortion clinics.
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Hinkle's 25-page injunction also blocked the additional inspections, noting that other medical facilities had lower volume requirements.
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It claimed to have increased inspections and arrests in 214 cities and regions where pharmaceutical companies have proliferated.
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And even when sporadic inspections lead to fines for violations, the fines are too small to deter misconduct.
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Government workers tasked with enforcing the laws lack the staff and funds for inspections, let alone pursue prosecutions.
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The effects: On Wednesday, the Food and Drug Administration announced that it had stopped some routine safety inspections.
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He added that the damage to the work of pollution inspections didn't end completely once the government reopened.
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"How about inspections, right here, right now," he said as he pointed to a photo of the warehouse.
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Kim has visited Samjiyon, near the Chinese border, at least five times for inspections over the past year.
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According to CNN's sources, the screeners will likely do fewer random pat-downs, bag inspections, and other screenings.
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"There's so many inspections at the moment," said a pancake seller who gave her family name as Liu.
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China has also temporarily suspended export permits from two Canadian pork plants and boosted inspections of pork shipments.
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And as government inspections aren't exactly routine, it's a sector that has been left to essentially regulate itself.
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But he also floated a deal that would allow for permanent nuclear inspections in exchange for permanent sanctions relief.
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But the official, who requested anonymity given the sensitivity of the situation, said the increased inspections only targeted pork.
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