certificate of inspection

The certificate of inspection is simply one of them.

However, some commodity contracts state that certificates of inspection of certain commodities are "final" as to quality.

The United States and Canadian governments readily accepted each other's certificates of inspection.

In addition, my association requires a certificate of inspection for members selling products in this country bottled outside of the United States.

The insurance inspectors then issued, according to the terms of the sale contract, a certificate of inspection confirming the quantity and quality of the goods.

Calling me aside, he said: "Quirk, if you play your cards right, you'll get a certificate of inspection for nothing and a chromo as a pelon.

The ship's certificate of inspection was deactivated by the United States Coast Guard on 9 May 1994, rendering it unable to move.

If the rate allowed by law was enforced, it meant an expense of over a hundred dollars for a certificate of inspection covering both herd and saddle stock.

Yet he was classed with the rustler, and must have in his possession a certificate of inspection before he could move out a purchased herd, or be subject to arrest.

As it was certain to be several days yet before we would start, and there was a prospect of a falling market in certificates of inspection, I would make no definite promises.

The barge, the Morris J. Berman, was built in Brooklyn in 1976, and New York is still listed as the home port on the United States Coast Guard certificate of inspection.

In December 1987, the barge was denied a certificate of inspection because the Coast Guard considered its hull too weak to carry oil safely, said Lieut. Commander Paul Milligan, a Coast Guard spokesman.

The boat, moored to a pier in the bay, had been decommissioned since October, when its certificate of inspection expired, according to Petty Officer Third Class Daniel Bender, a spokesman for the Coast Guard.

On July 17, the Coast Guard issued a certificate of inspection for Liberty I that specified a maximum passenger load of 400 people, said Commander Michael Karr, of the New York Coast Guard office.

The barge, the Nathan Berman, was one of three owned by the Frank family of New York and New Jersey that were found in September to be carrying oil illegally because their Coast Guard certificates of inspection had expired.

The American Legion's certificate of inspection from the Coast Guard will expire at the end of this month, Mr. Chin said, and soon the D.O.T. will begin talks with the city's Department of Citywide Administrative Services to decide what to do with it.