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inspection

[in-spek-shuhn] / ɪnˈspɛk ʃən /


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A source close to the company told AFP that fresh inspection of several planes had been completed, with no adverse findings yet.

From Barron's

The UK government set out its response in January, pledging a new water watchdog for England which would oversee inspections without notice and regular MOT-style checks on infrastructure.

From BBC

This means that an offer has been accepted on the property, but several conditions must be met before the deal can close, for example a passed home inspection or certain repairs to the dwelling.

From MarketWatch

Air India had said then that its inspections did not find any issue with the locking mechanism of the switch, which it reiterated on Monday.

From BBC

"We are already at the point where you cannot confidently tell what is real by inspection alone," he says.

From BBC