cargo inspection

"I thought we decided that one must have gotten past the cargo inspections."

Officials in Hawaii have established cargo inspection programs to keep the snake out of the state.

The management of cargo inspections has also been criticized as woefully inadequate.

Aside from the cargo inspection mandates, other security measures proposed by Democrats have a greater chance of becoming law.

But, again, very few cargo inspections are conducted.

Martin's crew had begun removing the former crew's personal effects to the cargo inspection area she'd rented.

The bill also sets aside $4.34 billion for port security measures, including money for 450 new cargo inspection officers.

They include initiatives intended to disrupt global black markets for nuclear weapons technology and to enhance cargo inspection.

'Cargo inspection,' came a familiar voice from above.

But it is unclear how much cargo inspection Americans are able to do, or how much oversight they exercise over foreign inspectors.

We suspect that cargo inspections and a cutoff of military and luxury trade will not be enough to get North Korea to back down.

Each of the 89 containers was scanned by the truck-mounted cesium-detection system called Vacis, for vehicle and cargo inspection system.

The draft outline regards cargo inspection as a "law enforcement activity" that the JCG will be primarily responsible for.

Improvements include cameras, license plate readers, and vehicle & cargo inspection systems (VACIS).

And it made Societe Generale de Surveillance the world leader in the obscure but vital field of cargo inspection and verification.

The planned legislation for cargo inspections is relevant to United Nations Security Council Resolution 1874 against North Korea.

"And after I do that," she told Venizelos and Wallace, "you two can bring me up to speed on the progress of our little impromptu cargo inspection."

And he offered a solution: a cargo inspection system in Hong Kong that scans every container, instead of the fraction now checked in the United States.

The result is that most air cargo inspections are done by simply opening the box and looking for tampering or other possible hints of a bomb, Mr. Roder said.

In 1990, the 129th began supporting U.S. Customs in the seizure of illegal drugs, as well as illegal animal and plant products, during cargo inspections.

In a sign of the military's growing involvement in blocking drug smuggling, the National Guard began assisting Customs officers in mail and cargo inspections two years ago.

I'll probably rent one of the cargo inspection compartments for a day; that will be convenient to the ship, if anyone claims something was left behind, but maintain ship security."

The Senate has not yet taken up its own version of the measure, but some Democrats there have already expressed reservations about tight and costly cargo inspections required by the House bill.

They piled into the inboard section and sealed the cargo inspection hatch behind them, leaving three spacesuited e.m. and an officer to worry the object tenderly out of the port.

Two of his trips bracket times Lieutenant Solian was away from the Idris—one overlaps his last routine cargo inspection, and t'other exactly brackets that last forty minutes we can't account for."