Примеры использования Inspectors should на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Inspectors should determine where the planting was initiated in the field.
Both parties agreed in principle that the inspectors should return to Iraq on 19 October.
The inspectors should possess a proven administrative and financial background.
At either instance,the audit activity is too weak and in the view of Inspectors should be reinforced.
External inspectors should have an absolute right of access to patient records.
Since one drawback of this approach is that the virus collection can become infected with multiple viruses, inspectors should be encouraged to submit samples each year.
Inspectors should undertake measures to avoid contamination from one farm to another.
He regretted, therefore, that the inspections had not been allowed to run their course and stressed that the inspectors should be able to return to work as soon as possible.
Inspectors should examine a number of stadiums, Hotels, training centers and other infrastructure.
Just like a herder knows his herd, knows how many heads of cattle he has, where andwhat kind of grass grows on the pastures, our inspectors should know exactly where and how many animals live on his territory.
Inspectors should be careful not to confuse this starch deposit with Fusarium rot.
She and many of her colleagues were very unhappy about the drift towards military action against Iraq and felt that the inspectors should be given more time for their search for weapons of mass destruction.
Labour inspectors should be accompanied by interpreters in languages spoken by the migrants.
Prior to doing seed potato fieldinspections on their own, newly trained inspectors should undergo an evaluation to ensure they are qualified to conduct the inspection by themselves.
In addition, inspectors should see the seed potatoes being graded in order to obtain an impression of their quality and uniformity.
However, there are some cultural elements common to all the organizations,which in the view of the Inspectors should be the foundation for the further development of a still incipient common system culture.
Normally, inspectors should be able to pass or fail lots based only on a visual assessment.
As indicated in the preliminary review,any change in respect of the number of Inspectors should be decided upon while keeping in mind the principle of equitable geographical distribution and reasonable rotation.
Inspectors should remember that varieties can display symptoms of primary and secondary infection during different periods of the growing season.
First, the qualifications for inspectors should be stricter and candidates should have direct experience of audit, evaluation or inspection.
Inspectors should have unrestricted access to all persons employed by or working in any facility where juveniles are or may be deprived of their liberty, to all juveniles and to all records of such facilities.
In order to maintain on-going competence, all inspectors should undertake training and assessment of competence on a regular basis and be monitored by a senior inspector. .
The inspectors should verify in particular if the TMF is managed in accordance with the legal and regulatory standards, as well as with the approved operation manual and waste management plan.
Once at the farm unit, inspectors should(if not known) introduce themselves and take the time to discuss the inspection process with the growers or representatives.
Inspectors should be experts in the rules and regulations of the United Nations and in accountancy, economy, finance, law or management and should use audit standards.
The view was expressed that the Inspectors should have avoided discussion of the issue raised in paragraph 14 in the report and should have focused on the cost-effectiveness of United Nations publications.
Inspectors should pay close attention to symptoms of potato leafroll virus(PLRV), as the expression may be first seen on the bottom of the leaves when infected seed is planted secondary infection.
In order to tackle hazardous child labour, labour inspectors should follow the relevant ILO instruments relating to international labour standards and guiding principles on labour administration and labour inspections, and provide information on hazardous child labour to employers and workers, including advice on how to eliminate it.
Labour inspectors should be instructed not to share data concerning the migration status of migrants with immigration authorities, and rather focus on labour exploitation committed by employers.
Inspectors should stop periodically, look around and validate the variety of the field, observe the general health and status of the field and investigate any areas which give indications of pest or disease problems.