The European Union has inspectors, South Korea has inspectors, Japan has inspectors, Australia and so forth.
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How about bridge inspectors and meat inspectors and the folks who fight forest fires?
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FAA safety inspectors are deemed 'nonessential'From the Associated Press:Safety inspectors aren't even on the job.
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"We are also in the process of hiring new inspectors, training new inspectors, bringing back inspectors who just retired a year or two ago," she said, but did not give details.
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Furthermore, each of the 73 inspectors general has a full complement of special agents, auditors, inspectors and attorneys.
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That group also includes air traffic controllers, federal aviation safety inspectors, FBI agents, federal food safety inspectors, and others.
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And maintenance inspectors will be back, and they will be looking over what [other inspectors] did in their absence.
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"Having IAEA inspectors and United States inspectors be a part of anything is really just a shared understanding," she said.
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Another angle that remains unclear is the relationship between the Oakland Planning and Building Department code inspectors and the fire inspectors.
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Under that law, USDA inspectors or state inspectors enforcing regulations at least equal to USDA rules are present whenever animals are being slaughtered or processed.
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The Buildings Department has added 150 inspectors, and a City Hall spokeswoman said the city is hiring 62 more Housing Preservation and Development Department inspectors.
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Health inspectors to visit hotels Health inspectors, including environmental health and epidemiology specialists, visited the hotels, according to Carlos Suero, spokesman for the Ministry of Public Health.
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And, because of the large volume of cases NYC inspectors are tasked with investigating, inspectors are required to close complaints after two attempts at entering the unit.
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More than 13,000 people work for the more than 70 inspectors general, according to a report from the Council of the Inspectors General on Integrity and Efficiency.
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He has been twice elected to lead the Council of the Inspectors General on Integrity and Efficiency, the independent panel of inspectors general across the federal government.
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He also said the department would be hiring additional crane inspectors — and 100 additional inspectors over all — to bolster the de Blasio administration's efforts to improve construction safety.
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"They (FRA inspectors) do more blitzes than they used to, where several inspectors will show up in a place and stay for a couple days," the manager added.
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Two facilities highlighted in the report are operated by private prison company CoreCivic: Laredo, which drew praise from inspectors, and Stewart, where inspectors documented a number of issues.
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He said each plant has resident inspectors on site, and one or two additional inspectors at sites that are expected to be more directly impacted by the storm.
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Big money: The $21 million plan creates 51 jobs -- inspectors, exterminators, disease inspectors and lab analysts -- and doubles the number of traps in the city to more than 120.
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The FIAU said in a statement Pilatus had responded to many of its inspectors' criticisms but the agency had kept the bank under review because inspectors were still concerned.
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This rule would have APHIS license, train and oversee independent third-party inspectors to ensure that horses are no longer overseen by inspectors who may have serious conflicts of interest.
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Police began joining Health Ministry inspectors on quarantine patrol a few days ago, spokesman Micky Rosenfeld said, after some people caught breaching isolation behaved aggressively towards or attacked the inspectors.
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" Mike Perrone, the national president of the Professional Aviation Safety Specialists, which represents aviation safety inspectors, said Tuesday that the inspectors should have been considered essential employees "from Day 1.
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A new rule, finalized today, would reduce the number of government food safety inspectors in pork plants by 40 percent, and remove most of the remaining inspectors from production lines.
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In both, inspectors cited problems that could lead to rock falls and similar accidents — the same hazard that inspectors had repeatedly cited in the past, triggering the pattern of violations designation.
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The NRC said it was posting more inspectors at the two Florida plants and was considering sending more inspectors to plants in Georgia and South Carolina should the storm head that way.
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In 2015, the Federal Offices of Inspectors General reported that inspectors identified $26.3 billion in potential savings from audit recommendations agreed to by management, according to the Progress Report to the President.
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"Decisions that are made by inspectors general across the administration are independent, and this administration has assiduously protected the independence of inspectors general," White House Press Secretary Josh Earnest said at a briefing.
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Kofi implored Saddam to let the UN arms inspectors do their work to check whether the regime had abandoned weapons of mass destruction and implored the US administration to give the inspectors time.
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Asked about Pompeo's statement on Wednesday welcoming plans for the dismantlement of all facilities at Yongbyon in the presence of U.S. and IAEA inspectors, Nauert said Moon and Kim had talked about inspectors.
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"Here's where our inspectors have discovered real jewels," he added.
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Additionally, airlines need federal safety inspectors to debut new aircraft.
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The lawsuit says inspectors would have discovered the illegal conversions.
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Anffa has demanded that the government hire 1,600 more inspectors.
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However, there were no international inspectors present at the demolition.
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"They would meet the building inspectors with guns," he says.
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The Toronto health inspectors vowed they would investigate the incident.
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Do you think these power line inspectors get hazard pay?
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They tell inspectors they haven't received money for two years.
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And international inspectors were denied entry into Iranian military sites.
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Walmart claims that Tesla's inspectors failed to identify dangerous hotspots
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The simplest solution to long lines: Hire more T.S.A. inspectors.
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Critically, this occurred without weapons inspectors or nonproliferation experts present.
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Russia said its security forces would assist the OPCW inspectors.
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As it is, inspectors general already operate under significant constraints.
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Sohae was never dismantled, and inspectors were never allowed in.
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Its 19813,21981 inspectors guarded the cleanliness and quality of meats.
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In previous years, Michelin inspectors had hit only San Francisco.
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Allowing international inspectors to verify what's done is also essential.
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Inspectors from those departments could issue violations against the building.
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International inspectors had published information on the program in 2011.
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"These are not inspectors, they are not unilateral," Seade said.
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Saddam, in retaliation, expelled UN weapons inspectors that same day.
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The civilian inspectors don't have authority to go on base.
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Rarely did the reports prompt immediate visits by city building inspectors.
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And these inspectors probably should not be International Atomic Energy Agency.
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U.N. nuclear inspectors have repeatedly verified Iranian compliance with the agreement.
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Airlines need Federal Aviation Administration inspectors' approval to debut new aircraft.
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The FAA called about 500 furloughed safety inspectors back to work.
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Demonstrators carried coffins symbolically emblazoned with the names of forestry inspectors.
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When they arrive, inspectors interview tenants: Are their needs being met?
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The majority of food inspectors do not make a sizable income.
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The Libyan one was closed after inspectors found cracks last year.
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Syrian state media said on Tuesday that inspectors had entered Douma.
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FOOD INSPECTIONS: Department of Agriculture meat inspectors stayed on the job.
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Fun inspectors will be dispatched later this year to enforce this.
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If Iran kicks out nuclear inspectors, those too could be reimposed.
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Our Public Health Inspectors will be following up with the establishment.
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Inspectors reported that they could hear the leak through borehole microphones.
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Inspectors found all three ships had no permits to fish locally.
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But there are too few inspectors reviewing the paperwork, he said.
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Inspectors ordered that the fish be cooked immediately or tossed out.
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U.N. nuclear inspectors have repeatedly verified Iranian compliance with the accord.
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Indian tax inspectors last Tuesday raided premises of the Gupta family.
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Two inspectors general are in the process of investigating the allegations.
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The site was concealed from nuclear inspectors until a decade ago.
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SIGAR, like 11 other inspectors general, have other reports than audits.
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Mr. Cuomo will appoint inspectors general for both CUNY and SUNY.
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FDA called inspectors back to work as the shutdown dragged on.
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Indian tax inspectors last week raided premises of the Gupta family.
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This way, we're sure to find inspectors that won't be recognized.
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The inspectors we hire are primarily trained by our own employees.
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Ellis Island inspectors reported no surge in paralysis among new arrivals.
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The inspectors were due to attempt to visit the Douma site.
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In 2014, state inspectors gave a presentation to officials in Albany.
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"No one orders inspectors general to do things," Mr. Light said.
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In April, FIFA's inspectors began on-site evaluations of both candidates.
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"I had always been curious about health inspectors," Mr. Suleman said.
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Mr. Greengrass said inspectors showed up unannounced at 9 a.m. Thursday.
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In many cases, noise inspectors can take a while to arrive.
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International inspectors repeatedly confirmed Iran's compliance, as did our intelligence agencies.
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Mr. David said he saw Agriculture Department inspectors at the plant.
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The documents do not say how many inspectors entered the warehouse.
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First, invite international inspectors to the Punggye-ri nuclear test site.
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Because FDA inspectors only audit facilities, food production continued in 2013.
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He said he had called city inspectors but gotten no results.
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The inspectors general keep issuing reports, and we're not ignoring those.
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Clean Green's inspectors visit several dozen pot farms across six states.
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" Roy Richter, the head of the police union that represents captains, deputy inspectors, inspectors and chiefs, defended Inspector Endall, saying he is "an honest cop who is sickened by what he reads in the federal complaint.
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SAO PAULO (Reuters) - Brazil's meat industry lacks enough inspectors to ensure the product is safe, a health inspectors union said on Monday, blaming government cutbacks for what the United States has called system-wide sanitary issues.
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Editorial Just before the inauguration, Michael Horowitz, chairman of the Council of the Inspectors General on Integrity and Efficiency, was at a hockey game when he began getting calls from other inspectors general in federal agencies.
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From my understanding, city code inspectors often focus on structures that are under construction and on keeping places free of blight, while fire code inspectors focus on prevention by enforcing requirements for sprinklers and fire alarms.
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In June, a group of inspectors won a court case that argued that the new system illegally granted their mandate to GOEIC, which the inspectors said was ill-equipped to protect the country from harmful grain contaminants.
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According to the investigation, track inspectors allegedly fabricated reports on the condition of the track area by repeating the exact same track measurements from month to month, while supervisors routinely neglected to heed concerns raised by inspectors.
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Officials have not said how many times fire inspectors visited the Ghost Ship to check for fire hazards, or if city code inspectors ever flagged the building as being used for something other than its zoned purpose.
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Barcelona commissioned a large team of inspectors to sniff out illegal rentals.
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You know, you let it, American inspectors, you get three McDonald&aposs.
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Only 33 of more than 11,000 inspectors, he added, are being investigated.
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In 2006, Hayes was elected president of the Apiary Inspectors of America.
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"Avoid inspectors who are referred to you by the realtor," said Miller.
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The FAA said called about 500 furloughed safety inspectors back to work.
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On top of that, the startup provides inspectors, appraisers and other services.
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"We need to deputize the public as our inspectors too," he said.
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The inspectors recommended service to both boilers, which was scheduled for Nov.
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Moreover, environmental inspectors are returning at regular intervals to check on progress.
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How might cities make better use of the inspectors they do have?
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In some cases, inspectors won't visit certain venues for over a year.
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The building inspectors determined that the elevator could safely remain in operation.
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Inspectors' photos flash up on a big screen next to the booth.
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IAEA inspectors took soil samples to try and find evidence of radioactivity.
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But Russia disputed the inspectors' conclusion that it was the Syrian government.
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Health inspectors found a man in medical scrubs holding a garden hose.
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Who Dein represented became the subject of inquiry by UK tax inspectors.
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Safety inspectors had been flying with Southwest to Honolulu from Oakland, Calif.
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Many diplomats and weapons inspectors now believe that promise was a ruse.
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On their visits, inspectors swipe surfaces to check for those telltale particles.
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The investigation is focused on the actions of Brazilian Federal Meat Inspectors.
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Since the arrests, city inspectors have been working to remove the masks.
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That cop is no longer on the beat; the inspectors are furloughed.
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The item was located by postal inspectors in South Central LA. pic.twitter.
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It wants international inspectors to access the site and verify the claims.
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Last month, two Inspectors General issued scathing reports about their departments' behavior.
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Well, this is going to keep food safety inspectors busy... http://bit.
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Inspectors who are back on the job are doing so without pay.
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Terry Branstad (R) simply cut the budget for state inspectors, says Manning.
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So far, IAEA inspectors have not asked for access to military sites.
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The North did not invite international nuclear weapons inspectors to the ceremony.
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He said the U.S. has been pressing for inspectors on the ground.
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Will it allow outside inspectors to have complete access to its facilities?
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What would the Holy Grail be for inspectors in this case, then?
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Health inspectors found no evidence that the hog had entered the building.
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A council of inspectors general determined Ellard had retaliated against the employee.
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It also wants to expand international inspectors' access to Iranian military sites.
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So far, Iran is abiding by the agreement, according to nuclear inspectors.
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Faced with similar suspicions, Iran agreed to let inspectors roam the country.
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State inspectors only learned about the case when Martin called seeking assistance.
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Inspectors general at cabinet agencies are kept separate to preserve their independence.
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Inspectors began searching for high-rise apartment buildings with Grenfell-style cladding.
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In New York, health inspectors have begun to confiscate CBD-infused cookies.
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After the university returned the grant, the fire inspectors dropped their complaints.
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Border inspectors late Monday began allowing some asylum seekers into the country.
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Federally regulated slaughter plants are not allowed to operate without inspectors present.
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What was the hurry since inspectors were poised to do their work?
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Agricultural inspectors in Pennsylvania have even started checking beehives for lanternfly eggs.
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Food inspectors, human resource managers and opioid outreach specialists have pitched in.
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To call out abuse of power MORE appointed 12 inspectors general (IGs).
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After The Times made inquiries, inspectors acting for Walmart visited the factory.
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"They said they were just going to get inspectors in," Biden said.
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The Israelis have accused the agency inspectors of inadequate supervision of Iran.
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A year ago fewer than 10 inspectors were checking up on rentals.
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He's a master of so much, but including inspectors general and whistleblowers.
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A widow selling cigarettes illegally was confronted by inspectors and the police.
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He urged delay so that the weapons inspectors could do their work.
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What access will international inspectors have to ensure North Korea is complying?
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He is a master of so much, including inspectors general and whistleblowers.
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And the Labor Department will keep more mine safety inspectors on board.
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The next year, inspectors again found illegal apartments, including in the cellar.
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It's been a busy year for inspectors general across the federal government.
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However, if you are dealing with inspectors, they don't need a warrant.
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On Cyber Monday, postal inspectors and police officers in the Portland, Ore.
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Inspectors once again rushed out and examined retaining walls, the spokesman said.
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"I did make a bad judgment, trusting the president saying he was only doing this to get inspectors in and get the U.N. to agree to put inspectors in," Biden said during the second Democratic debate in July.
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Unlike USDA inspectors at slaughterhouses, where federal workers must be present at all times during operation, inspectors at processing plants sometimes spend as little as one to two hours at a plant before jumping to the next one.
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Efforts have included setting up mobile units of inspectors, prosecutors and police who raid places where slave labor is suspected, and the creation of a "dirty list" of employers investigated by labor inspectors and found to be using slaves.
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Intelligence agencies had long suspected nuclear activity at the Parchin site, and Iran had refused to allow international inspectors in, saying that as a military base, it was off limits to inspectors and not part of any nuclear experiments.
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"There's a challenge around human resources ... mainly for our inspectors," Agriculture Minister Marie-Claude Bibeau told reporters on Monday when asked about the availability of meat inspectors, saying Ottawa was investigating whether provincial officials could help share the burden.
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The International Atomic Energy Agency said Sunday its inspectors would verify Iran's announcement.
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At the small regional airport, health inspectors check the temperature of arriving passengers.
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It has also regularly sent out environmental inspectors across the country since 2016.
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Inspectors pointed to the dismal state of the immigrants' mattresses in their report.
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Local teams of inspectors also keep tabs on whether pupils understand the material.
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Inspectors there found fireworks in a few containers, according to the U.N. report.
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Brazil has since pledged to tighten food safety inspections and hired more inspectors.
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Sanitation Department inspectors have fined and will fine for unshoveled sidewalks and stoops.
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Inspectors review properties for evidence of dirt, dust, pests, equipment performance and more.
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However, when inspectors visited the building on November 17, they couldn't gain access.
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The Federal Aviation Administration, the industry's regulator, is running short of aeroplane inspectors.
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Besides fining companies, inspectors have disciplined some 18,000 officials for laxity over pollution.
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Likewise, inspectors did not find any immediate damage to bridges or other infrastructure.
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And in 23, inspectors at the wells documented corrosion and negative integrity trends.
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Funding for labor inspectors comes from the Special Secretariat of Pensions and Labor.
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The technicians reportedly borrowed hanko— Japan's all-important signature seals—from qualified inspectors.
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Viana, however, agreed that the lack of labor inspectors is a serious problem.
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In some cases, inspectors have been assigned to tasks outside of their expertise.
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My question is around the executive order related to the investigators, the inspectors.
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The country's tax inspectors are poorly paid, which makes them easier to bribe.
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Does Iran kick out those inspectors so we lose the visibility we have?
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We spoke with co-founder Jake Loosararian about his wall-climbing robot inspectors.
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One trader said the money paid to inspectors could equal their annual salary.
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But having lost their travel benefits, the inspectors are making their presence felt.
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John Glenn's remains to Defense Department inspectors as his body was awaiting burial.
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Police allege bribery of health inspectors to overlook unsanitary conditions and forgo inspections.
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When the inspectors were in town, numerous anonymous complaints arrived in the mail.
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"IAEA inspectors must be allowed to conduct their critical work unimpeded," he added.
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He said then that Israel had shared that information with the agency's inspectors.
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"[Inspectors general] serve as the frontline against government waste and fraud," she wrote.
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City inspectors have also ordered that the houses be kept in good repair.
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NFL rules permit uniform inspectors to notify players of violations on the spot.
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Forty years in, we rely on the inspectors general to keep government honest.
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The agency eventually recalled roughly 2,200 inspectors and engineers before the shutdown ended.
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Nearly 40,000 pounds' worth of chicken has been recalled by US food inspectors.
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Nearly 40,000 pounds' worth of chicken have been recalled by US food inspectors.
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The Joker ride reopened Sunday after inspectors checked the coaster, reports CBS-DFW.
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The inspectors general are nonpartisan and function independently of the agencies they investigate.
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Inspectors general themselves often rely on archived emails and text messages in investigations.
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The inspectors sent these to police on the island, who did not investigate.
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Others are unwilling to trust government inspectors' assurances that their houses are safe.
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The partnership also includes training for judges, labor prosecutors, police officers and inspectors.
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Instead, he told him to purge his belongings and help mislead the inspectors.
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The bridge designers, builders and inspectors were all well-known and influential firms.
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It could also send inspectors to check out the business licenses and operations.
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FIFA's own inspectors had deemed that the summer temperatures there would be dangerous.
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Inspectors general traditionally operate with a measure of independence from government higher-ups.
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He also enlisted independent private-sector inspectors general as watchdogs for suspect companies.
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He has even suggested that the guide's inspectors had never visited his restaurant.
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Inspectors general, in a new role, are stepping in to address this failure.
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Inspectors general at federal agencies conduct audits to combat waste, fraud and abuse.
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New York City health inspectors banned CBD in food and drinks last week.
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"This is very categorical: These personnel will not be labor inspectors," he said.
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The Iranians have said that military sites are off-limits to the inspectors.
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The department sent inspectors to the building to make sure it was safe.
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No weeks spent waiting for inspectors to arrive to close out electrical permits.
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Local political parties frequently nominate officials like clerks and inspectors to conduct voting.
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The inspectors advised Hrynenko to hire a licensed plumber to rectify the situation.
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Companies violating the law are becoming better at eluding inspectors, officials also said.
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He's a master of so much, but including inspectors general and whistle-blowers.
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The questions raised by the inspectors general's review are a good starting point.
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Instead, Mr. Timbers said, the department was considering other measures to empower inspectors.
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But for the most part, the inspectors said, the disarmament is essentially complete.
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FOOD INSPECTIONS: In 2013, Department of Agriculture meat inspectors stayed on the job.
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Inspectors of the kitchens also found 15 violations, but they did pass inspection.
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She also said their inspectors had confirmed the employees did receive their paychecks.
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Department inspectors were unable to gain access to the home on several occasions.
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The inspectors inquire whether the visitor has a social media profile or not.
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"People don't trust the inspectors, and they don't trust the city," he said.
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Afterward, the Buildings Department dispatched inspectors to examine elevators, another department spokesman said.
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But what the inspectors found at Indian Point, the NRC said, was unprecedented.
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The inspectors loaded all of the food into wheelbarrows and carted it away.
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Inspectors general and special counsels and criminal prosecutions may all have a role here.
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Inspectors conduct unannounced visits about once a year to people who have a license.
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When inspectors find a problem, the government opens an investigation, an APHIS spokesperson says.
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These neighborhoods are flagged as priorities and inspectors are encouraged to visit them first.
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Inspectors build the cases that could eventually lead to criminal charges against discriminatory landlords.
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Many of New York's housing and health inspectors still use a paper based system.
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The UAE's documentation system also makes it easier for people to avoid tax inspectors.
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The inspectors documented that the children were provided juice, formula, diapers, wipes, and snacks.
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I had my inspectors check it out, and everybody's fine with that (the turf).
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More than a decade ago, inspectors had pointed to the museum's ropy electrical wiring.
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Pyongyang evicted inspectors the following April and conducted a nuclear test the next month.
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Chinese inspectors have started screening the phones of Cathay crew for anti-Beijing material.
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Notably, these included site visits carried out by its dozen-plus inspectors in India.
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We try our best to be prepared but [inspectors] always try to find something.
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FSIS inspectors will be on hand but largely focus on crucial food safety oversight.
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Members test agricultural water once a month and submit to audits by state inspectors.
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Typically, hotels need to hire human inspectors or dogs to hunt down bed bugs.
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According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, quality control inspectors make, on average, $36,780.
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But international inspectors keep making it abundantly clear that Iran is basically behaving itself.
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Inspectors will be looking for any stagnant water where mosquitoes could thrive, he said.
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About 180 Boeing flightline technicians and inspectors are seeking union representation, the IAM said.
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However, the USDA allows farmers to hire their own inspectors from an approved list.
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At least one flight recorder was found in the snow as inspectors sought evidence.
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Inspectors general serve as internal watchdogs and are supposed to operate independently of politics.
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If this was a foreign country there would be a call for international inspectors.
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"They could have shut us down quite easily," says Smith after the inspectors leave.
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"The health inspectors all pitched in and helped him get his permit," Huff said.
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International inspectors say Iran continues to abide by the terms of the 2015 accord.
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American inspections must be countrywide with no off-limit zones to intrusive U.S. inspectors.
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This is a regime that agreed to international inspections then kicked out the inspectors.
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By the end of that year, Kim Jong Il kicks out all international inspectors.
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Inspectors can't always access every part of the structure, and, problems can be overlooked.
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That means inspectors can see how the bridges or other infrastructure change over time.
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Federal OSHA only has enough inspectors to inspect every workplace once — every 85033 years!
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Inspectors reported that dozens of birds were scalded alive or frozen to their cages.
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Both men are officials in the union that represents police chiefs, inspectors and captains.
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This allowed the inspectors some leeway in gathering information from criminals, suspects, and witnesses.
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"The objective of the list is to complement the labor inspectors' one," he said.
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Also, Brazil's Brumadinho dam was actually deemed "stable" by inspectors prior to the incident.
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Iraq dismantled its nuclear weapons program for UN inspectors after the Persian Gulf War.
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For the group of white Norwegians, we use inspectors who work for the city.
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She said most of the inspectors general's work has to do with deliberative processes.
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"I found hard evidence that dirty police inspectors were selling drugs themselves," he says.
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International nuclear inspectors say Iran is on the cusp of exceeding the stockpile limit.
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The answer is that the inspectors worked for Autostrade more than for the state.
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The HDOT said Federal inspectors are continuing to investigate the cause of the crash.
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In 2017, inspectors found that not a single building had a working fire alarm.
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They have advised Iran's leaders to simply bar international inspectors and resume uranium enrichment.
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A huge fire truck trained its spotlights on his house while inspectors went inside.
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The inspectors — independent officials who investigate waste, misconduct, mismanagement and criminal activity — were furious.
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Inspectors also found evidence of mice and roaches in 2016 and 2017, records show.
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Some inspectors general, like Elkins, report directly to the president, not their agency heads.
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The CGT counts quality control inspectors and dock workers among its members in Rosario.
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The inspectors answer to the Agriculture Ministry, which said it overhauled its food inspections.
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Iran also said it would continue cooperating with International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) inspectors.
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This includes granting visas to aid workers and letting UN inspectors do their jobs.
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The inspectors from the ICTI Ethical Toy Program examined records and spoke to managers.
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Inspectors declined the offer and never viewed the remains, according to the Defense Department.
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The agency said reducing the number of USDA inspectors would save them $8.7 million.
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Court documents on Thursday said that postal police and postal inspectors responded on Feb.
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Inspectors had climbed other structures on the line in the months before the fire.
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Now a new study suggests that when the inspectors are watching, fewer people die.
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But department inspectors were unable to gain access to the home on several occasions.
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The Mexican official denied there would be anything like foreign labor inspectors in Mexico.
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"My honest view is he is the gold standard for (inspectors general)," added Storch.
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But right now, a freeze, getting inspectors in, that's a big victory for diplomacy.
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This would still leave opportunities for inspectors to detect and report a breakout attempt.
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In response, the North kicked out its U.N. inspectors and relaunched its nuclear development.
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Thousands of furloughed safety inspectors have been told to report to airports and runways.
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Inspectors for the city declared Pier 923 structurally unfit for mounting an art fair.
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The city and state will invest $21 million in the anti-Zika effort over the next three years, which will include doubling the number of mosquito traps in the city and hiring 51 new employees, including inspectors, exterminators, disease inspectors and lab analysts.
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The issue seemed to be those labor attachés (the US had initially wanted inspectors, but Mexico resisted), though Lighthizer responded to Mexico's concerns by basically saying these attachés were there just to help Mexico with its labor rules, and wouldn't be inspectors.
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Food Safety and Inspection Service (FSIS) inspectors Anthony Vallone and Jill Mauer told NBC News that they filed whistleblower disclosure forms with the Office of Special Counsel about their concerns with the reduction of the required number of federal inspectors at plants.
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The issue seemed to be those labor attachés (the US had initially wanted inspectors, but Mexico resisted), though Lighthizer responded to Mexico's concerns by basically saying these attachés were their just to help Mexico with its labor rules, and wouldn't be inspectors.
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" Biden gave a similar explanation at CNN's presidential debate in July, saying he made a "bad judgment" for trusting President George W. Bush "saying he was only doing this to get inspectors in and get the UN to agree to put inspectors in.
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The district attorney's office has put one of their inspectors on leave pending an investigation.
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Federal inspectors continue to investigate the cause of the crash that occurred June 21, 2019.
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The lenders' inspectors began their first assessment of Greece's progress on those measures on Wednesday.
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The agreement limits Iran's nuclear program and gives international inspectors access to its atomic facilities.
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Holmes employees who performed these gassings told inspectors they learned how to euthanize animals online.
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Florida state health inspectors reportedly found violations at the restaurant two days in a row.
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Florida beekeepers came to see him and his 14 inspectors as allies rather than adversaries.
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It brought in two corporate-tax regimes, which confused both business folk and tax inspectors.
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" Asked if Kim had agreed to allow international inspectors into nuclear sites, Pompeo said, "Yes.
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They inspectors are tasked with determining whether chemical weapons were used, not who was responsible.
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At least 20153 of the officers had leadership roles including sergeants, lieutenants, captains, or inspectors.
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Bridge inspectors based in Alaska's capital, Juneau, packed and got on a plane that night.
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Ticket inspectors, for instance, those low-level enforcers of our own grotty 21st-century fascism.
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During a bout of smog in December, inspectors identified 21 enterprises that had violated regulations.
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U.N. inspectors said Iran had continued to comply with the deal after the U.S. withdrawal.
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But e-commerce results in a flood of small parcels that is overwhelming customs inspectors.
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A security team doing reconnaissance for UN inspectors was fired upon when visiting the town.
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"Our method for fighting slavery is good, but we have very few inspectors," says Wagner.
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The adding of 200 inspectors, who are more on the auditing and record-keeping side.
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The Accord reports that 85 percent of the hazards its inspectors identified have been fixed.
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And this would, of course, have to be verified by international inspectors on the ground.
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Inspectors from Guinea, Sierra Leone and Guinea-Bissau boarded the ships off their respective coasts.
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There haven't been any inspectors on the ground in North Korea during the current talks.
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"Letting inspectors look at the testing tunnels," would be an important step forward, he said.
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The U.S. Coast Guard is adding inspectors to check ships for contamination to speed transit.
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There is no indication the inspectors viewed the body, an Air Force official told CNN.
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Designer watches, pearls and gold bars are among the spoils of other former inspectors featured.
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European food-inspectors surely have better things to do than take a ruler to pizza.
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They said OIG inspectors found nooses made from bedsheets in 6900 of 2628 inspected cells.
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Numerous sites that are connected to Iran's atomic effort remain off-limits to international inspectors.
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And in February, the department announced harsher fines and 100 new inspectors to increase enforcement.
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But it was announced Monday that inspectors would return, without pay, to start inspections again.
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Of the 2628 inspectors general that should be in place, 28500 positions are now vacant.
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Inspectors found that VA staff failed to prevent or adequately treat bedsores at several facilities.
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Protection Another measure of support (or lack thereof) for inspectors general is through job security.
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The inspectors think that the building will fall down before the end of the year.
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Authorities interviewed 33 witnesses, vessel operators, inspectors and company officials who were at the scene.
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The Washington Metro reopened after inspectors took a day to scour 600 subway power cables.
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International nuclear inspectors said at the time that Iran was abiding by the deal's terms.
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U.N. nuclear inspectors have repeatedly reported that Iran is heeding the terms of the deal.
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So why would having inspectors on the ground also be a sign of progress, potentially?
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The Iranians have not yet resumed enrichment or violated its terms, according to international inspectors.
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Unlike human inspectors, dogs don't need the hives opened up to check them for foulbrood.
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There are also thousands of management employees and inspectors who work on the production line.
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Inspectors noted that Park Ridge did not maintain a log of deaths reported to CMS.
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An aluminum wire factory faced only three inspectors rather than 12 to keep its licenses.
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To guard against such problems, Mr. Chau appointed inspectors to investigate reports of official wrongdoing.
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During the same period, it has reduced the number of quality inspectors at the plant.
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It employs about 7,800 inspectors to ensure the safety of meat, poultry and processed eggs.
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At the time, Trump transition officials had told some inspectors general they would be replaced.
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Mr. Suleman often feels frustrated by the perception that inspectors are out to punish restaurants.
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The move brought widespread public ridicule and helped prompt the arrival of the government inspectors.
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ADX officials have told inspectors that inmates are no longer released directly from the prison.
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Those that stray out of line find themselves receiving unexpected visits from the tax inspectors.
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When inspectors returned last month, they found cracks in the terra-cotta, stone and brick.
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The state said inspectors observed 14 permit violations, including problems with storm water and trash.
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The two little Michelin inspectors who eat my food every night gave it two stars.
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The inspectors answer to the Agriculture Ministry, which said it had overhauled its food inspections.
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Inspectors in Brazil investigated 23 businesses in 2019, up from 252 inspections the previous year.
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There are 54 noise inspectors, with eight more to be hired in the next year.
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International nuclear inspectors had said there was no evidence that Iran was violating the deal.
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Although much of the stockpile was destroyed, international inspectors later found Syria retained some capability.
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For the strong of stomach, photos from the government's own inspectors are even more disturbing.
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De Blasio said inspectors had visited the site on Thursday and recorded no safety concerns.
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Mexico would not accept having inspectors supervise implementation of its new labor laws, he said.
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"That lets it sit in the box overnight," said Ms. Harris of the postal inspectors.
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The agency had to recall thousands of its aviation inspectors from furlough over safety concerns.
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During the 2013 shutdown, FDA inspectors gave up their work phones and couldn't check emails.
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I reported in July that UN inspectors found traces of nuclear material at the site.
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Masasila, the village secretary, cannot recall ever seeing inspectors at the mining site near Nyaligongo.
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When on the job, E.P.A. inspectors regularly cite companies for violations that endanger human health.
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But he would not commit to letting inspectors from the International Atomic Energy Agency visit.
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Inspectors say they are aware of the disruption, but they expect full and immediate cooperation.
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Health inspectors and police began searching the community for the sick, beating anyone who resisted.
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The North orders international inspectors out of the country while reopening its shuttered nuclear facilities.
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In a separate confidential report seen by Reuters, OPCW inspectors concluded in July after 16 visits to Damascus since April 2014 that Syria had failed to explain "scientifically or technically" the discovery of banned agents by its inspectors, including sarin and VX nerve agents.
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Mexico's cattle growers' association sent a trade mission to Dubai and Qatar in late February to meet potential buyers, said Rogelio Perez, AMEG's top trade official Inspectors from the UAE will visit Mexico by June, after Saudi inspectors were in Mexico in March, he said.
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" To succeed with a relatively small force of inspectors, Dr. Kay said the North's denuclearization program would require the nation's "full cooperation," to free inspectors from what he called the arduous task of hunting down clandestine sites and outwitting other aspects of "deception and denial.
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But even they seemed stunned by some details inspectors unearthed: Nooses were found in more than a dozen cells Braided bedsheets hanging from vents -- referred to as nooses by staff and detainees -- were found in about 15 cells inspectors visited, according to the report.
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THE HAGUE/BEIRUT (Reuters) - A U.N. security team came under fire in Syria while doing reconnaissance for inspectors to visit sites of a suspected chemical weapons attack, and officials said it was no longer clear when the inspectors would be able to go in.
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In 2014, Beijing declared war on pollution, introducing environmental laws and inspectors who swept through businesses.
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The FAA over the weekend said it called about 500 furloughed safety inspectors back to work.
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The U.S. Coast Guard is adding inspectors to check ships for contamination to speed up transit.
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U.N. nuclear inspectors have since repeatedly verified Iranian compliance with the deal and sanctions were rescinded.
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In a letter to the inspectors general of the Air Force and Department of Defense, Sens.
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Egypt normally sends inspectors abroad to clear wheat that its government has purchased ahead of shipment.
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Another is to insist on complete "anywhere, anytime" access for inspectors to all potential nuclear sites.
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The "Weak Flesh" probe uncovered allegations that inspectors were bribed to ignore lapses in food standards.
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Inspectors-general are typically non-partisan and are usually kept in place—even after presidential transitions.
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Those jobs include makeup artists, construction and building inspectors and electrical power-line installers and repairers.
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The statutes creating various inspectors general positions all provided for them to send concerns to Congress.
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Tuesday's ruling will restore delegations of inspectors sent by the government to ports of origin abroad.
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Before, when its inspectors visited his cutlery factory, he says, they generated "loud thunder, little rain".
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And if inspectors observe repeat infractions, the FSIS uses "progressive enforcement actions" against the meat company.
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WARMA inspectors will install devices to measure water consumption and pollution levels in each borehole visited.
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That's a difficult question to answer because we don't have health inspectors looking at the airplanes.
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With little left to lose, it may stop allowing international inspectors to monitor its nuclear programme.
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And on Friday, inspectors went to find documentation about Juul's sales and marketing tactics for themselves.
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In addition, at least four separate inspectors general offices have active investigations into AbilityOne and SourceAmerica.
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When the civil-aviation authority moved to the Arctic Circle, almost all its flight inspectors quit.
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Airlines also faced approval delays for new routes and aircraft because federal safety inspectors were furloughed.
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Asylum-seekers who turn themselves in to border inspectors usually do not face such a fate.
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Hofer says Ford went for a meeting at the FAA with multiple inspectors and was grilled.
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Dr. Hecker said allowing inspectors in would also be a significant step for the North Koreans.
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Once, on /r/AskReddit, someone invited health inspectors to describe the worst violations they'd ever seen.
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Days after the Ghouta sarin attack, OPCW inspectors heading for the area came under sniper fire.
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In Chicago inspectors were sent mainly to restaurants which an algorithm had identified as potential problems.
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"Expect that they are going to come," he says referring to city officials and fire inspectors.
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He said government inspectors showed up at his farm, suddenly concerned about environmental and water quality.
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According to recent estimates, the starting salary for FSIS inspectors ranges from $31,315 to $50,85033 annually.
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Therefore, any attempt to block inspectors, as the regime has mulled recently, would be equally alarming.
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Domestic workers everywhere are vulnerable, since private homes are difficult places for labour inspectors to access.
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"President Trump has a responsibility to all air traffic controllers, FDA inspectors, TSA workers," she said.
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Genealogists dispute the common family lore that names were changed by immigration inspectors at Ellis Island.
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The FAA inspectors are also responsible for overseeing a type of pilot training called check rides.
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Other prosecutors and judges have had inspectors in their offices looking for flaws in their work.
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City inspectors found that 48 Howard Street was leaning one to two inches out of plumb.
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Work on the ground would likely be done by inspectors from the International Atomic Energy Agency.
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Federal inspectors have found numerous problems with operations at the company's flagship laboratory in Newark, Calif.
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Inspectors general rarely speak in public, preferring for their audits and reports to represent their work.
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In exchange, it accepted limits on its nuclear program and allowed international inspectors into its facilities.
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She'd file 311 complaints from her iPad after midnight, but city inspectors came during the day.
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The technology encrypts its data, so any inspectors using it wouldn't have access to military secrets.
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The Health Department is to get new leadership; officials have committed to hire more lead inspectors.
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Giving inspectors general access to critical information is not the same as making that information public.
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The inspectors union fought it, the City Council was against it and the buildings commissioner quit.
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In fact, witnesses who were afraid to testify were coerced both personally and emotionally by inspectors.
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In response to the Trump administration's withdrawal, Tehran could decide to curtail or remove foreign inspectors.
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On Long Island highways, "health inspectors" — sometimes virtually vigilantes — flagged down cars to look for children.
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At the end, international inspectors were to be routinely patrolling the North to verify its status.
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"The homes all have high levels of lead," inspectors wrote in an internal memo last year.
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The North Korean crew had been sent home, which meant the inspectors could not interview them.
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Fussy building inspectors and slow clearance of equipment and ingredients through customs held up its opening.
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Kamalvandi also said Iran would allow U.N. inspectors to continue to monitor sites in the country.
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But several former employees said high-level managers pushed internal quality inspectors to stop recording defects.
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But city inspectors did not come for weeks, and the repairs lagged for months, she said.
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F.D.A. inspectors normally examine operations at about 160 domestic manufacturing and food processing plants each week.
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Inspectors have since closed down hundreds of dingy backyard workshops that cleaned and processed plastic scrap.
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He also questioned how much American inspectors could achieve by visiting the dynamited Punggye-ri site.
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Delving into possible reasons for the flooding, inspectors sent the camera down to take a look.
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The probe is to be carried out by the national police force's internal inspectors, prosecutors said.
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One particularly startling example here is the FDA's decision to pull its inspectors out of China.
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Inspectors on Thursday ordered the removal of 32 workers from rooms they found had dangerous conditions.
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Wildlife inspectors seized 1,400 pounds of dried shark fins at a Miami port, CBS News reported.
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In Westchester, the inspectors were impressed with the techniques and the high-quality ingredients, he said.
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Inspectors make unannounced visits to our city's 24,6 or so restaurants at least once a year.
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But with some 300 houses damaged by the quake in his town alone, inspectors are scarce.
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Hartford inspectors from Georgia, South Carolina, Alabama, Tennessee and Kentucky were poised to assist, she said.
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The company indicated that more than 60 federal agricultural food inspectors had benefited from the bribes.
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Inspectors found damaged stucco and bricks on it, as well as eroded mortar around the masonry.
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In 2016, inspectors handled 58,493 noise complaints, up from 32,838 in 2011, according to department records.
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The Bush team pulled out of the deal in response, prompting Pyongyang to expel international inspectors.
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INARA requires the administration to report if Iran blocks inspectors' access for more than one week.
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Homicide detectives and US postal inspectors responded, but police did not indicate what might have happened.
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The inspectors, along with food safety experts, say they should spend more time at processing facilities.
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No inspectors have turned up despite what Lotte says were repeated entreaties to rectify the problems.
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The social media inspectors block their view of the paintings and escort them from the premises.
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Inspectors general operate independently of the government agencies they oversee, and are typically not political figures.
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Critics argue that with more inspectors and a slower line speed, these problems are much rarer.
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In 2008, city building inspectors found that the home had been illegally subdivided into several apartments.
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U.S. Department of Agriculture meat inspectors, however, must be present in every meat-processing facility nationwide.
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Because there are so few inspectors, only a small fraction of construction sites are ever inspected.
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The number of OSHA inspectors is lower now than at the beginning of the Reagan administration.
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In September 2016, for instance, health inspectors faulted Lincoln Manor, a nursing home in Decatur, Ill.
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New York City health inspectors only began to police CBD-infused products in January, officials said.
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IAEA inspectors have not returned to North Korea since they were expelled from there in 2009.
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Government inspectors were installed to keep watch at each factory to ensure compliance with the order.
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Also, Brazil's Brumadinho dam was actually deemed "stable" by inspectors prior to the incident last Friday.
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"Some developers have their preferred inspectors and they usually hire the same person for their buildings, so that inspector is active, familiar, and always has a ton of work," said Jorge Ortiz, an engineer and architect who is one of several hundred contract inspectors for the city.
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But this time, reports circulated that city inspectors were preventing Mong Kok vendors from selling their wares.
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The premature disclosure appeared to reflect escalating tension between two inspectors general leading the investigation into Mrs.
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Euille said he referred him to the City of Alexandria's website because local governments often hire inspectors.
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Thirty-six hundred aviation safety inspectors for the Federal Aviation Administration have been recalled to their jobs.
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Following that attack, Iran will likely respond by kicking out international inspectors and going for the bomb.
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The department issued a violation to the building for failure to provide access to inspectors, Kunitz said.
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The report prompted drug inspectors across India to collect talc samples from J&J facilities for testing.
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But the country came clean about this to IAEA inspectors and then promptly shut down that reactor.
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Most cities have miles and miles of underground infrastructure that can only be checked by expert inspectors.
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In Los Angeles, Purple 33 was shut down in December after city inspectors found multiple building violations.
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It needs to fly with FAA safety inspectors before the aircraft can be introduced to the public.
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At two facilities, children and families did not have hot meals until the week the inspectors arrived.
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The inspectors reviewed Border Patrol data that revealed children were being held for long periods of time.
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"Senior managers at several facilities raised security concerns for their agents and the detainees," the inspectors wrote.
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He'd been avoiding a building inspection for weeks, because he thought the inspectors were spying on him.
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In 2004 inspectors warned that exposed wires and poor safety standards could lead to a devastating blaze.
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Federal base communities are typically outside the purview of state and local building code or environmental inspectors.
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Regional governments might send safety inspectors to plants of American companies so often as to disrupt production.
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At least 2 inspectors from the Nuclear Regulatory Commission will ride out the storm in the plant.
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Oakland Mayor Libby Schaaf said she did not know the last time fire inspectors had gone inside.
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Video footage – which quickly appeared on social media – showed one of the inspectors being grabbed and shoved.
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Inspectors found several lead hazards there, including on Emily's windowsill and in the yard where she played.
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Most Arabic classes currently take place beyond the reach of schools inspectors, in mosques or Koranic classrooms.
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If those aren't around, FDA inspectors look for beetle eggs, entire insects or heads and body parts.
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International inspectors recently declared that Iran is complying with the agreement to constrain its nuclear-weapons programme.
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Prosecutors allege that Vale colluded with auditors to present the dam as safe, dismissing inspectors who disagreed.
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Federal inspectors in 2017 accused Noqueira of enabling "egregious" and "inhumane" livestock practices, according to the lawsuit.
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If inspectors were allowed to, they could verify the 212M22015's range by measuring its fuel tank.
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Though they have claimed that it is peaceful, UN inspectors have found enough evidence to suggest otherwise.
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The amount of water in a tailings pond is a significant concern, independent inspectors told the Journal.
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Federal safety inspectors will fly on the Boeing 737-800 from Oakland to Honolulu around 11 a.m.
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Inspectors also found part of the ceiling to be leaking, and flies coming out of a drain.
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It gives inspectors the right to shut down exhibits and performances deemed to violate Cuba's revolutionary values.
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Getting cargoes passed under the old system often came down to keeping government inspectors comfortable, traders said.
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One member of Theranos' testing staff, for instance, had a bachelor's degree in "Liberal Studies," inspectors noted.
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"According to DOD, the inspectors declined the offer and at no time viewed the remains," Ryder said.
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The Herald Square location first shuttered Wednesday after city health inspectors found several violations at the restaurant.
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In another violation, inspectors discovered that some raw meats were stored in coolers that were too warm.
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It is also possible, the report said, that inspectors changed data to adjust errors by measurement equipment.
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This year the central government launched its first crackdown, sending inspectors to Hebei province, home to Tangshan.
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His inspectors are his eyes and hands across the city, measuring the grave plots and reporting offenders.
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Iran was also required to let IAEA inspectors track and monitor centrifuge production and storage of parts.
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After using volunteers to comb the surrounding countryside, inspectors found the fan disk buried in a field.
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Britain's delegation to the OPCW accused Russia and the Assad government of stopping inspectors from reaching Douma.
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She also said her store received a surprise visit from Target safety inspectors, also on that Wednesday.
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That equipment was not shown to Consolidated Edison inspectors who visited the building shortly before the explosion.
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We have seen the news ring with fears from flight safety to tax refunds to food inspectors.
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The Islamic Republic might quit the deal, kick out nuclear inspectors, and fully resume its nuclear activities.
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The latter two hold leadership positions on the Council of the Inspectors General on Integrity and Efficiency.
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Nominations There are 73 federal office of inspectors general, and each is led by an inspector general.
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The 2015 accord limited Iran's nuclear program and required Tehran to allow international inspectors into the country.
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Additionally, the criteria in the law call for Russia to allow on-site inspectors to ensure compliance.
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In the past two decades, home inspectors have referred homeowners to Ms. Tofolowsky for information and support.
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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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Customs inspectors asked how he knew the equipment would not be transferred to the North Korean military.
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Inspectors need to verify that rules are being followed over time and not just on one day.
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But the accelerator came at the start of July, when the environmental inspectors started paying their visits.
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Second, it'd be great if North Korea allowed inspectors into the country so they could take samples.
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About 34,000 additional vehicles received certification from unqualified inspectors after the problem was discovered, Mr. Saikawa said.
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Its owner, Emile Ndoli, a commercial baker, tried to negotiate with the inspectors and an argument erupted.
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Inspectors tossed out complaints about illegal construction simply because they could not gain access to the building.
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And with inspectors gone, it would be much harder to detect and prevent Iran's clandestine rebuilding efforts.
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But Mr. Kim never made any written commitments to dismantle the sites or give access to inspectors.
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It's all in a day's work for a growing number of New York City's building facade inspectors.
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Air marshals, FBI agents, inspectors, and law enforcement officers are also not receiving pay for their hours.
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More than a dozen inspectors from the National Transportation Safety Board were investigating the crash on Monday.
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A government computer generates a random inspection cycle, making it harder for inspectors to demand regular bribes.
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Inspectors who are furloughed are being called back to work as they are needed, the agency says.
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Anham had previously been criticized by inspectors in Iraq for overbilling the Defense Department for services there.
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When the inspectors encountered a hostile reception from the wholesalers, Mr. Erdogan compared their attackers to terrorists.
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The inspectors were eventually able to visit, interview witnesses, examine a warehouse and collect and analyze samples.
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In Poland, toll road operators can choose their own inspectors but the work is essentially double-checked.
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Inspectors flagged two instances of missing or faulty smoke detectors in a hallway and inside an apartment.
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In the aftermath, the Obama administration required the use of third-party inspectors approved by the government.
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Insurers are also scrambling to find inspectors to investigate claims in Texas and Florida, according to Reuters.
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That means it is possible that inspectors would never know for sure if they had found everything.
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And just as you would ask around for recommendations for a broker, get advice on inspectors, too.
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It has sent inspectors to Tokyo and Stuttgart, Germany, to monitor the testing of cars manufactured overseas.
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Two FAA safety inspectors were at the crash site on Wednesday, said Ian Gregor, the FAA spokesman.
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MEXICAN DEPUTY FOREIGN MINISTER SEADE SAYS DENIES THAT MODIFICATION TO USMCA AGREEMENT INCLUDES INSPECTORS FOR MEXICAN FACTORIES
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They found that the plants with fewer inspectors and faster lines had more regulatory violations than others.
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"All aviation safety inspectors are qualified to perform the oversight work they are assigned," the statement said.
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Accident and aviation experts said that tensions between aircraft companies and local F.A.A. inspectors are not uncommon.
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"There is an enormous deficit with the number of labor inspectors," she told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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In one, inspectors from an array of government agencies interviewed 127 online offenders shortly after their arrests.
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A compromise was worked out in which Iran took environmental samples itself, under surveillance by agency inspectors.
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The analysis of 311 data showed median response time for noise inspectors was four days in 2016.
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But a lack of inspectors is one reason for the city's growing noise problem, Mr. Kallos said.
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Would-be sellers send Altieri and his team of five inspectors about 700 used Rolexes a month.
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Inspectors of the International Atomic Energy Agency had repeatedly found that Iran was adhering to that agreement.
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Inspectors also found 200 rounds of 14.5mm M183A85033 sporting projectiles containing an explosive charge in the package.
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Instead of expanding, Sadiq says he spends much of his time wrangling with inspectors or doing paperwork.
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Some vendors said competitors overstocked their shelves and hid extra product from inspectors, to enhance their profits.
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India has banned e-cigarettes as US health inspectors investigate a series of deaths linked to vaping.
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" Greenblatt, however, has said before that inspectors general are used to being "the skunk at the picnic.
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Inspectors general operate separately from the departments they oversee, allowing them to call out waste and abuse.
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Brokers, potential buyers and home inspectors step inside properties that may have been completely private for years.
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This means inspectors have time to review the plant's written procedures for preventing contamination but little else.
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It must do so with a staff half the size of the B.S.E.E. — with around 90 inspectors.
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IAEA inspectors found uranium traces at that site, which Iran has described as a carpet-cleaning facility.
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Farmers and traders have been worried that slaughterhouses could shut if workers or government inspectors fall ill.
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Perhaps most importantly, Tehran has provided inspectors with unprecedented access to its nuclear facilities and supply chain.
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Netanyahu said the Iranian efforts didn't work and traces of uranium were found by the UN inspectors.
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The inspectors issued violations to the owner and ordered the property vacated, according to the buildings agency.
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Nauert said the United States worried that the evidence would "deteriorate" the longer the inspectors were delayed.
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When inspectors were sent to his door, he'd send his grandfather out to talk them to death.
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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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Inspectors have yet to release their report into the villagers' claims, which they had promised within 45 days.
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The inspectors have planned four annual assessments and their findings will be presented to euro zone finance ministers.
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The inspectors, from a specialized company called Control Union, carried out 120 audits in 2015, the officials said.
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Theranos is able to test blood because federal health inspectors have certified that its labs meet certain conditions.
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Search and rescue teams, landslide specialists and building inspectors have been deployed, the agency said in a statement.
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Atef, the Cairo grocer, had just 350 kilograms at his supermarket when government inspectors took it all away.
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The farm lobby praised the decree for clarifying the definition of slave labor and eliminating "excesses" by inspectors.
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The ride had been shut down by state inspectors twice in the past 18 months because of problems.
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This might take thousands more people beyond just mere inspectors with a cost in the billions of dollars.
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"They (the commission) tried to get rid of their responsibility and interfere with decision making," the inspectors said.
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An extraordinary, lengthy piece on NBC Nightly News, which showed what the firing of HUD inspectors has meant.
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The inspectors compiled a draft report, obtained by BuzzFeed News, that described the conditions as dangerous and prolonged.
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In August 220, county health department inspectors found roaches and gnats as well as dead rodents in traps.
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Based on the inspectors' nine-page list of concerns, the FDA believed that Guardian was violating the law.
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In Jizan, local authorities and two U.N. inspectors offloaded every container aboard the vessel and X-rayed them.
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Here's a look at the group that sent the inspectors, the Organization for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons.
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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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A Department of Buildings spokesperson tells PEOPLE that an investigation is ongoing and DOB inspectors are on site.
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Despite the partial government shutdown, both the FDA and USDA reported that their safety inspectors continue to work.
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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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Dozens of inspectors general warn that the ruling could chill government workers from alleging wrongdoing in the future.
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In essence, the EU is saying that inspectors, not declarations, will determine how it approaches Iran going forward.
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In December, he said inspectors had visited 48 centers in several states and shut down 28 of them.
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A small flow of water now trickles down the damaged spillway at the Oroville dam as inspectors investigate.
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Local government minister Vincent Mwale said inspectors had found contaminated food at three Hungry Lion branches in Lusaka.
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The government vowed to take over any companies heeding the strike, sending inspectors to ensure they were open.
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The containers were labeled as plastics for recycling, but inspectors in Philippines found the garbage was not recyclable.
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The North did not invite international inspectors to the ceremony, which limits its value as a serious concession.
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The administration's early attempt to fire en masse all federal inspectors general was shelved in February last year.
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Inspectors threatened to ban the company from operating any laboratories after it claimed the problems were not rectified.
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The move will cost them an estimated 1.15 billion euros a year, according to tax inspectors' union Gestha.
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Inspectors monitored CN's track repairs and the railway's work to determine causes in the months after the derailments.
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FDA Commissioner Dr. Scott Gottlieb said on Twitter on Tuesday that he is bringing back 150 food inspectors.
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An "army" of inspectors, under the direction of the production ministry, will enforce supermarkets' adherence to the freeze.
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Many have wondered whether that negligence does not extend also to the officials and inspectors responsible for oversight.
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It said the partial government shutdown delayed its plans to start selling tickets because FAA inspectors were furloughed.
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If Trump does pick his own inspectors general, we can probably expect little sympathy for rants like this.
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Inspectors said it has been a "cat-and-mouse chase" as many illegal landlords had repeatedly ignored warnings.
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Inspectors in 2010 found more than 1,000 shipping containers carrying powdered milk stacked in a PDVSA petrochemicals complex.
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"Look, there is nothing to see," said the general, known to the inspectors as Sharif, opening the door.
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Beijing inspectors blamed a lack of coordination among local government departments and insufficient pressure to comply with rules.
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Inspectors have been visiting sites across the region to ensure that small "scattered" sources of pollution are "rectified".
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First they sent inspectors to Sino Life Insurance Co, which has run down its capital in recent quarters.
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Inspectors are expected to verify Tehran is in compliance with a landmark nuclear agreement as early as Friday.
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Ronald Reagan, on his first day in office, summarily fired 16 inspectors general he inherited from his predecessor.
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Around 170 police officers, prosecutors and tax inspectors began the raid on Thursday, seizing written and electronic documents.
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The deal, which the IAEA is policing, allows for 130-150 inspectors from the agency designated for Iran.
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The IAEA said on Thursday that one of its inspectors was "temporarily prevented from leaving Iran" last week.
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President Trump said at his press conference after the summit that inspectors will include Americans and international agencies.
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"He also called the inspectors "manipulators of gastronomy," claiming they only want to create clashes for "commercial reasons.
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Finally, China has instated quality controls, sending inspectors to look at Waste Management's facilities, but Fish wasn't worried.
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How many of these inspectors are among the 62 percent of Americans with less than $1,000 in savings?
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If Iran leaves the accord, it could scrap limits placed on its nuclear program and eject international inspectors.
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School inspectors first blew the whistle on the school in 1903, when they found children chained in irons.
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OPCW inspectors have been attacked on two previous missions to the sites of chemical weapons attacks in Syria.
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" Jill Gerber, a spokeswoman for Grassley, also maintained that "inspectors general work hard to stay out of politics.
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The IAEA is strapped for personnel, as it already has hundreds of inspectors working elsewhere around the globe.
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Wheels HE had hired five vintage auto inspectors to pore over every inch of the gleaming red roadster.
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Government social affairs inspectors say the new economy offers an opportunity for people excluded from the labor market.
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It said they were corrected immediately and the property's three kitchens brought into compliance before its inspectors left.
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In November of 2015, CRTC inspectors executed the first search warrant in the regulator's nearly 50-year history.
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The shutdown has prevented airlines from launching new planes and routes because federal safety inspectors had been furloughed.
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The owners, who had closed the salon weeks before inspectors arrived last May, could not provide payroll records.
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Parking is $6.10, but we figure there won't be any inspectors around today, so we don't buy tickets.
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The man couldn't stop talking, as one of the inspectors, Cynthia Harms, would later recall in court testimony.
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The department focuses on paint violations its own inspectors find, he said, often in response to tenant complaints.
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The, watchdog, the inspector general office, on Friday recommended that inspectors survey Native American health facilities more frequently.
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Inspectors checked that nails were short and faces trimmed of mustaches and beards, traditionally worn by pious Muslims.
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Both failures resulted in the limousine being ordered off the road until the defects inspectors found were fixed.
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The federal government has dispatched inspectors to try to understand why the germ is spreading in this community.
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Inspectors gave the Sewol and other ships just a cursory check from the pier, or none at all.
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Dozens of ferry company officials, safety inspectors and Coast Guard officials have been convicted on various criminal charges.
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Failure to prevent them is also the leading cause of citations that state inspectors bring against nursing homes.
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The inspectors general found that the other two cases were also followed by inaccurate reports from the field.
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Syrian government inspectors had stripped the convoy of many of the medical supplies that aid agencies had loaded.
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The reticence is said to stem from a rash or burglaries in which conmen have posed as inspectors.
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But the policy could have affected thousands more, according to a report by government inspectors released this week.
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City inspectors said they also brought water, food and diapers to distribute to residents in communities left isolated.
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North Korea might also destroy an ICBM or two and accept inspectors at its nuclear sites in Yongbyon.
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In past arms agreements, American governments have routinely insisted that international inspectors be able to rigorously verify compliance.
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The fire chief indicated that inspectors are focusing on an extension cord as the cause of the blaze.
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The inspectors found that detainees were inappropriately segregated from others without a disciplinary hearing, as required by standards.
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Second, mobilize additional highway patrol units and labor inspectors to monitor traffic and working conditions along BR-174.
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The world's nuclear inspectors recently declared that they had found no evidence that Iran is breaching the agreement.
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Hundreds of apartments in other high rises were evacuated Friday after inspectors found safety problems, including similar cladding.
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The ire has increased this year, after government reports detailed what inspectors called egregious conditions at the jail.
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"Listen, these inspectors come in and it feels like they're performing a colonoscopy on you," Mr. Greengrass said.
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The idea is that ticket inspectors could board and ask to see a valid ticket at any time.
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It was not until inspectors sent from Beijing had assessed the situation that the alarm was properly raised.
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The move comes after the compliance committee found that the Russian agency had supplied manipulated data to inspectors.
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These inspectors general, like Mr. Atkinson today, are not bound by the same rules of a federal investigation.
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He signed strict ethics legislation that empowered independent counsels and inspectors general to investigate waste, fraud, and abuse.
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For-hire inspectors can charge $1,000-$2,000 per claim in the aftermath of major disasters, industry sources said.
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It had thrived even amid neighbors' complaints and surprise visits from New York City inspectors who issued violations.
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Remember the race to war in Iraq with the international diplomacy, weapons inspectors and United Nations security resolutions?
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For example, Iran could restrict access to inspectors from the International Atomic Energy Agency or even expel them.
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Horowitz said that he and other department inspectors general (IGs) have had "discussions generally" about Ukraine-related matters.
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We know for a fact that Iran is preventing international inspectors from doing their jobs at military sites.
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For instance, the senators describe Iran's refusal to allow IAEA inspectors access to nuclear research and military facilities.
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There are fewer workplace safety inspectors under the Trump administration, according to new data obtained by NBC News.
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Inspectors reportedly found multiple health code violations at President Trump's Mar-a-Lago resort in Palm Beach, Fla.
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"These personnel will not be 'labor inspectors' and will abide by all relevant Mexican laws," the agency continued.
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He said the Mexican government is satisfied the panelists are not the type of inspectors it had opposed.
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Some inspectors say checks at Egyptian ports are now tougher because importers are sending back poor-quality grains.
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Inspectors found workers without proper documentation for labor and social security registries, the ministry said in a statement.
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USDA inspectors are the first line of defense for animals covered by the modest requirements of the AWA.
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It's more complicated for safety inspectors, who are responsible for oversight of commercial aircraft, pilots and maintenance facilities.
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Residents are searching for legal recourse, given the failure of inspectors to detect or report the structural flaws.
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To aid in the effort, four inspectors have been added to the inspection staff of more than 100.
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But when DOD's inspectors went to assess whether NSA had succeeded in doing this, they found something disturbing.
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Letting inspectors visit the facility may sound well and good, except for one thing: It's already been destroyed.
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Letting inspectors in now to verify that the site is, in fact, destroyed is certainly a welcome step.
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In defending his approach, Sopko also repeatedly points out that many other inspectors general have special projects sections.
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The Times visited two major ports, interviewed inspectors and Coast Guard officials, and spoke with maritime safety experts.
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One was a glaring conflict of interest: Inspectors were paid by the Korea Shipping Association, a lobbying group.
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But in their letter, the congressmen suggested that they could personally serve as nuclear inspectors during their visit.
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The inspectors general at HHS, EPA and Treasury are investigating to see if government travel rules were followed.
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However, diplomats and weapons inspectors suspect Syria may have secretly maintained or developed a new chemical weapons capability.
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The postal inspectors have been especially dedicated to the cause, devoting manpower and resources and securing several convictions.
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Who will prevent the AI inspectors, auditors, compliance agents and other such guardians from violating the law themselves?
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These include Offices of the Inspectors General and Regional Inspectors General, Special Inspector Generals, the Office of Management and Budget, the Office of the Director of Foreign Assistance, and the Government Accountability Office, none of which are involved in delivering aid projects but all of which monitor and audit bureaucratic processes.
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Whistleblower reports raise questions about whether Federal Aviation Administration inspectors who reviewed the Boeing 737 MAX for certification were properly trained, Senate Commerce Chairman Roger Wicker said in a letter Tuesday to FAA acting Administrator Daniel Elwell informing him that the committee was opening an investigation into the safety inspectors' training.
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Moreover, cuts to local government mean that housing inspectors struggle to keep an eye on the fast-growing market.
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On the bright side, the FDA will resume its inspections of high-risk food processing plants, using unpaid inspectors.
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You let in the American inspectors and you denuclearize the first four bombs and you get two golf course.
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North Korea has always played hide and speak with its nuclear program, even when inspectors were allowed into country.
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A few months after transit inspectors slapped him with a fine, Transport for New South Wales canceled his card.
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We don&apost have good intelligence because we haven&apost been inside Iraq with weapons inspectors in four years.
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FAA safety inspectors oversee and approve new aircraft, airplane maintenance and personnel like pilots and mechanics, among other areas.
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McDowell County Emergency Management deputy director Adrienne Jones says the dam hasn&apost failed, but inspectors are watching it.
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Job listings include roles for quality inspectors, tailors, process engineers with robotics experience, and technicians with fluency in machining.
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Around 170 police officers, prosecutors and tax inspectors searched the offices where written and electronic business documents were seized.
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The United States and the international inspectors will carefully monitor North Korea to make sure it keeps its commitments.
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The program, the report also found, employs inspectors that are overworked and sometimes lack expertise to do their jobs.
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Some inspectors told investigators that mileage data had been altered on some sample vehicle models tested during final checks.
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It comes after inspectors visited five border facilities and two ports of entry during the week of June 10.
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These days, their products must get past keen-eyed foreign quality inspectors, their executives say, not just Brazilian ones.
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Inspectors from the state unit of Profepa reported that there was nothing out of the ordinary in both cases.
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And now, the Food and Drug Administration has pulled its inspectors out of China because of the spreading epidemic.
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When the bill was being written, the Federal Aviation Administration and a labor group representing inspectors raised safety concerns.
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" Cartoon by Amy Hwang Shani Schmalz, the Bnos camp director, said, "It's very, very important the inspectors be accommodating.
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When confronted by inspectors about missing weapons, the dealer has to declare whether the weapons were lost or stolen.
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In many places, sidewalks now host tents holding tessakij—city inspectors who enforce cleanliness and keep street vendors away.
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Their inspectors are relentless: three teams of Malaysians spot-checked 32 plants in one fortnight in April, for example.
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The Associated Press reported that health inspectors cited Mar-a-Lago for 15 health code violations in January 2017.
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Its inspectors began working there in 1992, to be thrown out the following year and readmitted a year later.
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USDA inspectors routinely visit facilities and upload inspection reports like this one to the agency website several months later.
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Inspectors have twice come under fire while trying to get to the site of chemical weapons sites in Syria.
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Of the inspectors we found, we decided to go with a more expensive inspector who had countless excellent reviews.
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The bridge that failed last week had been judged safe by inspectors, who thought it needed only "minor repairs".
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When inspectors found a patient lying on the floor, they couldn't locate any staff in the unit to help.
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Facebook is taking aim at scammers who use bait-and-switch tricks to sneak sketchy ads past its inspectors.
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There were no health-and-safety inspectors ticketing violators at the time, so the bosses happily let him in.
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Which is a very long-winded way of saying 'no, we're not going to voluntarily let the inspectors in'.
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The world had high hopes that North Korea would next allow international inspectors in to examine its nuclear facilities.
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The report also cited excessive workloads for inspectors, which delay inspection reports and make it harder to retain personnel.
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Inspectors from the International Atomic Energy Agency are continuously monitoring every element of Iran's declared nuclear program 24/7.
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In the review, inspectors applaud the chef for creating a dining experience that's just as captivating as the spectacle.
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As we've reported ... a judge limited the studio's working hours after city inspectors found tons of building code violations.
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The company is the subject of a probe into whether its executives bribed inspectors to evade food safety checks.
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Around 170 police officers, prosecutors and tax inspectors searched the offices where written and electronic business documents were seized.
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Government inspectors are currently poring over the plan, examining the cost, as well as the environmental and archaeological impact.
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Now, in this lame-duck session, is the time for Congress to bolster the role of the inspectors general.
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Inspectors have written a report of their findings, but there has been no ruling on whether rules were broken.
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It also planned to boost the number of inspectors and revamp the computer software used to measure vehicle emissions.
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North Korea booted out international inspectors in 2009, and independent assessments by outside experts since then have been spotty.
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Four rides failed an inspection on Monday, but there were no red flags when inspectors examined the Fire Ball.
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So let's say at some point the Iranians are particularly slow in allowing inspectors access to a certain site.
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The MEE gave the Jiangsu provincial government 30 working days to submit rectification plans on the issues inspectors found.
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Fan blade inspectors often use ultrasonic testing because fractures can be too small to see with the naked eye.
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He also regularly told his employees to ignore orders to stop working from inspectors with the city's Buildings Department.
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More recently, inspectors discovered similar cracked blades in the same engine model installed on other airlines' planes, Habedank said.
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He denied allegations that Conagua, which has only 10 inspectors for the entire state, had granted illegal water concessions.
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To building inspectors and the police, I call upon you to protect and serve our vulnerable DIY art communities.
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If the deal falls apart, Iran could decide to eject nuclear inspectors and resume uranium enrichment and weapons development.
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Local officials dispatched housing inspectors, nurses and contractors to identify and repair the lead hazards in the family's home.
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The FAA is responsible for inspecting and policing each airline's operations, through principal operations inspectors assigned to each carrier.
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The North expelled international inspectors and restarted its Yongbyon nuclear reactor in 2013 after the United States suspended talks.
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He denied responsibility for the failure of the listing and said he was unaware of warnings from his inspectors.
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A team of inspectors from the transportation ministry will work with local prosecutors to determine the cause, officials said.
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This was most likely because by not nominating inspectors general, President Obama was able to interfere with OIG work.
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It also gives Iran the option of expelling inspectors and resuming nuclear activity that it has agreed to suspend.
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As recently as 2014, government inspectors found that for-profit hospice companies cherry-picked patients and stinted on care.
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The report is written by the inspectors general for the Pentagon, State Department and U.S Agency for International Aid.
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The Organization for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons, whose inspectors have traveled to Douma, may get a clearer picture.
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The US and its partners have been criticized for acting before inspectors had a chance to examine the site.
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Inspectors found severe damage at three heavily traveled sections, indicating that the Metro needs significant financing and better management.
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Inspectors general are on the front lines of ensuring the transparency needed if government is to be held accountable.
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The Israeli official said the Iranians did all that because they were afraid IAEA inspectors would find the documents.
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Yes, but on the inspectors bit, I want to reiterate that they need to be at a meaningful location.
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That includes photographers, stagers, inspectors, appraisers, attorneys, escrow agents and title companies that are needed to move things along.
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Meanwhile, in Newfoundland on Thursday, inspectors from the provinces liquor corporation and police raided a local dispensary, seizing product.
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Tax inspectors said they sought help from experts in blockchain, the technology that underpins bitcoin, to conduct the survey.
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Now Tehran could become free to act without constraints and on its own timetable, without inspectors on the ground.
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According to AARP, some scammers even show up on people's doorsteps posing as Federal Emergency Management Agency damage inspectors.
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The government has also arranged highly staged trips to detention camps for foreign journalists and inspectors in the past.Rep.
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In exchange, the Iranian regime agreed to limits on its nuclear program and allowed inspectors to monitor its facilities.
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While Iran could yet abandon the deal, international nuclear inspectors affirm that Tehran continues to abide by the accord.
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The Egyptians refused both demands, but in November 2016 agreed to allow United Nations inspectors to board the ship.
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Government inspectors visited the factory in September, but they did not review the area where baby formula was produced.
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The sheer number of restaurants in the city — about 27,2004, according to the health inspectors — makes the argument absurd.
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Public inspectors found residents at risk of choking because they were not made to sit upright when they ate.
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Even some new homes are riddled with defects, and the housing often isn't accessible to state or county inspectors.
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He likened F.A.A. inspectors to police officers parked on the side of a highway to deter drivers from speeding.
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Accord inspectors regularly audit factories and share the reports with the factory owners, workers, and the clothing company signatories.
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An earlier version of this article referred imprecisely to weapons inspectors' ability to gain access to the Douma site.
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Our controllers, inspectors and others with critical safety or security sensitive roles are essential components of our national airspace.
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In 2003 he returned, and this time he seemed determined not to give the Michelin inspectors what they wanted.
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Inspectors must attend months of classes, covering everything from how to write violations to the science of food safety.
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Worse, they warn, Iran might use the opportunity to evict United Nations inspectors and ramp up its nuclear program.
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Once those are spotted, inspectors are supposed to conduct more sophisticated tests to determine whether lead is actually present.
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That, however, might have been because health inspectors were looking in the restaurant as opposed to, uh, around it.
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The United States, and the world, would lose our eyes and ears on the ground in Iran — the inspectors.
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"The biggest issue would be structural failure," said Frank Lesh, executive director of the American Society of Home Inspectors.
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It said about 5,600 inspectors would be sent to Beijing, Tianjin and 26 smaller cities in Jing-Jin-Ji.
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Wildlife inspectors seized 1,400 pounds of dried shark fins at a Miami port on January 24, CBS News reported.
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But nuclear inspectors were nonetheless able to detect radioactive particles, corroborating Israeli claims about the purpose of the warehouse.
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In a statement Monday afternoon, U.S. Stem Cell denied ever restricting access to F.D.A. inspectors, or having sterility problems.
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A week after postal inspectors learned about Mr. Borker's methods through an article in The Times, he was arrested.
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What's keeping the JCPOA alive is Iran still allowing the nuclear inspectors access to their uranium centrifuges and stockpiles.
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TAIPEI (Reuters) - Taiwan's financial regulator said on Thursday it will send inspectors to Mega Financial Holding Co Ltd's (2886.
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Army inspectors also learned that ticket profits had somehow made a detour from battalion accounts to the players themselves.
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So far, 10 people have been convicted on corruption charges, including a former BRF employee and three health inspectors.
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Five inspectors who worked at these plants talked to NBC News, while four others submitted affidavits with similar concerns.
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Then each month, inspectors go out to stores to check the prices of those goods — about 94,000 individual items.
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With fewer government inspectors on the slaughter lines, there would be fewer trained workers watching out for consumer safety.
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Independent inspectors and engineers identified and corrected safety infractions, such as locked or nonexistent fire exits and dangerous wiring.
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It is not clear, however, whether inspectors found evidence supporting Mr. Trump's assertion that agents tried to protect Mrs.
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Inspectors would also look at how officials in non-environmental roles carried out their environmental responsibilities, the paper said.
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Con Edison inspectors found fault with a proposed meter location in the basement on the day of the explosion.
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Con Edison inspectors found fault with a proposed meter location in the basement on the day of the explosion.
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Afterward, the nursing home promised to place a nonskid pad on her chair but did not, inspectors later found.
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With SARS, the Chinese government attempted to conceal the extent of the outbreak and hid cases from WHO inspectors.
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Inspectors currently have no legally mandated deadlines but follow departmental guidelines for responding within a certain period of time.
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Soon afterward, ministry inspectors began preventing competing taxi services from parking in the city center or at subway stops.
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U.N. inspectors said Iran was complying with the deal, but Trump felt the agreement did not go far enough.
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Yet, in a surprise move in 2003, Gadhafi agreed to give up his weapons program and welcome international inspectors.
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The information "indicates" that safety inspectors "assigned to the 737 Max had not met qualification standards," the report states.
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It said that smugglers had been bribing inspectors and faking quarantine certificates to smuggle the animals across provincial borders.
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"The international inspectors should use authorities under the nuclear deal to go and look at this site," Albright said.
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Ms. Deloach Reed said on Tuesday that eight fire code inspectors were tasked with annually inspecting about 1,800 buildings.
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More than five dozen other inspectors general also signed their letter to Engel, who heads the Justice Department's OLC.
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Labor inspectors warned on Wednesday they could fine organizers for not providing the workers with the proper legal contracts.
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Last week, the F.A.A. announced it was bringing back furloughed inspectors and other employees in order to ensure safety.
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The union representing inspectors had warned that furloughing those workers was hurting the safety of the air travel system.
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After the 2015 accident in the state of Minas Gerais, state and federal investigators urged hiring more dam inspectors.
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Inspectors shut down dozens of meat-processing plants, a major source of revenue for area Muslims, for regulatory problems.
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Life in a former factory meant regular visits from building inspectors to determine whether conditions were up to code.
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He may be a showman, but inspectors general who don't ruffle feathers run the risk of becoming ineffective lapdogs.
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Inspectors reported feeling pressured to turn a blind eye to safety problems or risk being reassigned to distant ports.
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OSHA inspectors went to the plant to find out how many other workers there had died of brain cancer.
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The International Atomic Energy agency said its inspectors were verifying whether Iran had accumulated more enriched uranium than allowed.
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With construction accidents a growing cause for concern in recent years, the city has responded by hiring more building inspectors.
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In the past year, the department has added 17 plumbing inspectors and it intends to hire five more this year.
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The startup is driven by a desire to eliminate the tragic stories of safety inspectors falling to their their deaths.
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Inspectors said in the report that there was slack in the wire cables, which could be pulled apart 8 inches.
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FAA safety inspectors oversee and approve new aircraft, airplane maintenance and personnel such as pilots and mechanics, among other areas.
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Maggi said the rule changes would eliminate the need for inspectors to interpret antiquated laws that were 65 years old.
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Inspectors found horrible conditions at the station, the name of which is redact in the report, obtained by NBC News.
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Federal inspectors discovered a gruesome scene at a Pennsylvania small-animal dealer that supplied animals to both Petco and PetSmart.
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"Our inspectors have had access to all the sites and locations in Iran which they needed to visit," Amano said.
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Inspectors warned on Thursday that inmates of Bedford jail in central England did not follow rules and were using drugs.
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Those inspectors are working without pay and more are likely to be called in this week, spokesman Gregory Martin said.
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On Wednesday, the Ministry of Environmental Protection, citing inspectors, criticized local officials in Shandong for evading mandatory industrial production curbs.
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Drug inspectors in India have seized samples of Johnson & Johnson (JNJ) baby powder, according to a source quoted by Reuters.
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In 2009, DHEC inspectors found that Denmark was not maintaining its water system as required by South Carolina state law.
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Better school inspectors and measures that identify which schools are improving academic outcomes would be a boon in any case.
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They are being rolled out to all prison officers and waste-site inspectors, who often encounter threats from fly-tippers.
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It concluded last month that inspectors "did not observe any activities inconsistent" with Syria's obligations under the Chemical Weapons Convention.
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Brazil in March unveiled a probe accusing meatpackers of bribing inspectors, leading many countries to temporarily suspend Brazil meat imports.
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Tiger Brands said it had apologized for the incident but said the inspectors had not had a letter authorizing entry.
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If a high number of traces of crime guns point back to a particular seller, then inspectors will follow up.
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In the photo below, inspectors indicated that 82 men were held in a cell with a maximum capacity of 41.
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"The owner-chef, who despite being German considers himself Valencian, conjures up innovative cuisine," Michelin's inspectors wrote of the restaurant.
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Blankenship's company deliberately evaded safety regulations for years and even had two sets of books to mislead miners and inspectors.
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On Monday, a local union said the industry lacked enough inspectors to insure product safety, and blamed government budget cuts.
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The site has been active since January 30, with Department of Buildings inspectors approving an extension of the crane yesterday.
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The AP is reporting that the North violated its pledge to allow these international inspectors to monitor the supposed implosion.
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A later city statement said inspectors were looking at the airport stormwater drainage system to see whether there were obstructions.
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Surprisingly (or unsurprisingly, IDK), the Hideaway seems to fare better with its customers than it does with state health inspectors.
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Earlier this month Nissan was obliged to recall 1.2m cars after finding that unqualified inspectors had been conducting safety checks.
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International inspectors recently declared that Iran had a program "consistent" with weapons work through 2009, but that it then ceased.
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Katie Hawkins, a spokeswoman for Canadian Agriculture Minister Marie-Claude Bibeau, said federal food inspectors were probing the latest case.
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It is claimed that managers within the firms bribed health inspectors and politicians to obtain government certificates for their products.
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Echoes of VW's Dieselgate: An internal review found that Nissan inspectors were falsifying results from emission and fuel-economy tests.
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A police investigation uncovered evidence in March that some meatpacking plants were bribing inspectors to overlook outdated and tainted food.
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They have agreed that Iran would be sanctioned if it blocks international nuclear inspectors from any site, including military sites.
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Of all the pools that inspectors looked at, kiddie pools had the highest proportion of violations that led to closures.
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Nearly all of the most prominent inspectors general are still holdovers from the Obama or even George W. Bush administrations.
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This obscurity hinders public knowledge that Inspectors General have been trying to "Drain the Swamp" for throughout their respective existence.
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Drivers warn each other of pick-up and drop-off points where police officers and transport department inspectors are lurking.
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Since 2016, inspectors from Chile's Ministry of Transport have issued 7,756 fines ranging from $700 to $1,100 to Uber drivers.
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Brazil's Anffa union on Monday decried what it called a shortage of inspectors, demanding that the government hire 1,600 more.
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The Fire Ball For days, inspectors had overseen the assembly and then inspected around 70 rides ahead of opening day.
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To avoid such an outcome, Boston first released the app to its road inspectors, who drive all over the city.
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I live in a world where health department inspectors check my patient files and root around in my garbage cans.
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Miles McEvoy, chief of the USDA's National Organic Program, notes that inspectors should be out during grazing season, not after.
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