Definition of inspectorate in English:

inspectorate

noun ɪnˈspɛktərətɪnˈspɛktərət

British

A body that ensures that the official regulations applying to a particular type of institution or activity are obeyed.
the factory inspectorate
Example sentencesExamples
- I believe red tape, bureaucracy, regulations, inspectorates, commissions, quangos, ‘czars’, ‘units’ and ‘targets’ came to help and protect us, but now we need protection from them.
- From Scottish Opera to Hampden, from the schools inspectorate to the civil service, windows are being thrown open to let in the light.
- The labour inspectorate will ultimately ensure that employers are in compliance.
- The statement said members wanted a meeting with the Commission for Social Care Inspection, as the inspectorate is now called.
- The school has now appealed against the decision and an inquiry will be held before an inspector from the planning inspectorate.
- The only way to regulate the industry is through an independent inspectorate.
- As a result it is for the relevant inspectorates to apply parameters and criteria in connection with individual products as they consider appropriate.
- The secretary of state is clearly alert to the dangers of extra funding being dissipated in non-productive ways, hence the announcement of two new inspectorates to ensure value for money in the health and social care areas.
- A spokesman for the Office of the Deputy Prime Minister, which oversees the inspectorate, described the situation as bizarre.
- The labour inspectorate inspected the workplace, and saw that it was good.
- This opens up the prospect of contractors in a host of hazardous activities being theoretically regulated by their own national inspectorates, but in reality not being regulated at all.
- There are also inspectorates for specific functions to ensure public health and safety.
- They propose merging eight government inspectorates into one, under a more independent Audit Commission.
- These eight were passed on to the health inspectorate and the prosecution authorities.
- Councillors agreed that proposals should be drawn up to ensure the inspectorate communicated with the council on concerns that it had about homes.
- The High Court agreed as it found the inspectorate to be at fault.
- As the matter is so controversial, it would be in the interests of all concerned for the planning inspectorate to recommend that a public inquiry be held.
- The children of Ofsted staff joined their parents at the inspectorate's Holborn offices as part of Take Your Child to Work Day.
- The widow asked for discovery of an internal report by the defendants submitted to the railway inspectorate and the ministry.
- It insists no one will be inappropriately housed by 2006 and a new inspectorate will scrutinise institutions.

Rhymes

directorate, electorate, protectorate, rectorate

Definition of inspectorate in US English:

inspectorate

nounɪnˈspɛktərətinˈspektərət

British

A body that ensures that the official regulations applying to a particular type of institution or activity are obeyed.
the factory inspectorate
Example sentencesExamples
- The school has now appealed against the decision and an inquiry will be held before an inspector from the planning inspectorate.
- The statement said members wanted a meeting with the Commission for Social Care Inspection, as the inspectorate is now called.
- As a result it is for the relevant inspectorates to apply parameters and criteria in connection with individual products as they consider appropriate.
- The children of Ofsted staff joined their parents at the inspectorate's Holborn offices as part of Take Your Child to Work Day.
- These eight were passed on to the health inspectorate and the prosecution authorities.
- They propose merging eight government inspectorates into one, under a more independent Audit Commission.
- The labour inspectorate will ultimately ensure that employers are in compliance.
- The High Court agreed as it found the inspectorate to be at fault.
- The labour inspectorate inspected the workplace, and saw that it was good.
- It insists no one will be inappropriately housed by 2006 and a new inspectorate will scrutinise institutions.
- The secretary of state is clearly alert to the dangers of extra funding being dissipated in non-productive ways, hence the announcement of two new inspectorates to ensure value for money in the health and social care areas.
- As the matter is so controversial, it would be in the interests of all concerned for the planning inspectorate to recommend that a public inquiry be held.
- I believe red tape, bureaucracy, regulations, inspectorates, commissions, quangos, ‘czars’, ‘units’ and ‘targets’ came to help and protect us, but now we need protection from them.
- A spokesman for the Office of the Deputy Prime Minister, which oversees the inspectorate, described the situation as bizarre.
- From Scottish Opera to Hampden, from the schools inspectorate to the civil service, windows are being thrown open to let in the light.
- Councillors agreed that proposals should be drawn up to ensure the inspectorate communicated with the council on concerns that it had about homes.
- This opens up the prospect of contractors in a host of hazardous activities being theoretically regulated by their own national inspectorates, but in reality not being regulated at all.
- The widow asked for discovery of an internal report by the defendants submitted to the railway inspectorate and the ministry.
- The only way to regulate the industry is through an independent inspectorate.
- There are also inspectorates for specific functions to ensure public health and safety.

单词	inspectorate
释义	Definition of inspectorate in English: inspectorate noun ɪnˈspɛktərətɪnˈspɛktərət British A body that ensures that the official regulations applying to a particular type of institution or activity are obeyed. the factory inspectorate Example sentencesExamples I believe red tape, bureaucracy, regulations, inspectorates, commissions, quangos, ‘czars’, ‘units’ and ‘targets’ came to help and protect us, but now we need protection from them. From Scottish Opera to Hampden, from the schools inspectorate to the civil service, windows are being thrown open to let in the light. The labour inspectorate will ultimately ensure that employers are in compliance. The statement said members wanted a meeting with the Commission for Social Care Inspection, as the inspectorate is now called. The school has now appealed against the decision and an inquiry will be held before an inspector from the planning inspectorate. The only way to regulate the industry is through an independent inspectorate. As a result it is for the relevant inspectorates to apply parameters and criteria in connection with individual products as they consider appropriate. The secretary of state is clearly alert to the dangers of extra funding being dissipated in non-productive ways, hence the announcement of two new inspectorates to ensure value for money in the health and social care areas. A spokesman for the Office of the Deputy Prime Minister, which oversees the inspectorate, described the situation as bizarre. The labour inspectorate inspected the workplace, and saw that it was good. This opens up the prospect of contractors in a host of hazardous activities being theoretically regulated by their own national inspectorates, but in reality not being regulated at all. There are also inspectorates for specific functions to ensure public health and safety. They propose merging eight government inspectorates into one, under a more independent Audit Commission. These eight were passed on to the health inspectorate and the prosecution authorities. Councillors agreed that proposals should be drawn up to ensure the inspectorate communicated with the council on concerns that it had about homes. The High Court agreed as it found the inspectorate to be at fault. As the matter is so controversial, it would be in the interests of all concerned for the planning inspectorate to recommend that a public inquiry be held. The children of Ofsted staff joined their parents at the inspectorate's Holborn offices as part of Take Your Child to Work Day. The widow asked for discovery of an internal report by the defendants submitted to the railway inspectorate and the ministry. It insists no one will be inappropriately housed by 2006 and a new inspectorate will scrutinise institutions. Rhymes directorate, electorate, protectorate, rectorate Definition of inspectorate in US English: inspectorate nounɪnˈspɛktərətinˈspektərət British A body that ensures that the official regulations applying to a particular type of institution or activity are obeyed. the factory inspectorate Example sentencesExamples The school has now appealed against the decision and an inquiry will be held before an inspector from the planning inspectorate. The statement said members wanted a meeting with the Commission for Social Care Inspection, as the inspectorate is now called. As a result it is for the relevant inspectorates to apply parameters and criteria in connection with individual products as they consider appropriate. The children of Ofsted staff joined their parents at the inspectorate's Holborn offices as part of Take Your Child to Work Day. These eight were passed on to the health inspectorate and the prosecution authorities. They propose merging eight government inspectorates into one, under a more independent Audit Commission. The labour inspectorate will ultimately ensure that employers are in compliance. The High Court agreed as it found the inspectorate to be at fault. The labour inspectorate inspected the workplace, and saw that it was good. It insists no one will be inappropriately housed by 2006 and a new inspectorate will scrutinise institutions. The secretary of state is clearly alert to the dangers of extra funding being dissipated in non-productive ways, hence the announcement of two new inspectorates to ensure value for money in the health and social care areas. As the matter is so controversial, it would be in the interests of all concerned for the planning inspectorate to recommend that a public inquiry be held. I believe red tape, bureaucracy, regulations, inspectorates, commissions, quangos, ‘czars’, ‘units’ and ‘targets’ came to help and protect us, but now we need protection from them. A spokesman for the Office of the Deputy Prime Minister, which oversees the inspectorate, described the situation as bizarre. From Scottish Opera to Hampden, from the schools inspectorate to the civil service, windows are being thrown open to let in the light. Councillors agreed that proposals should be drawn up to ensure the inspectorate communicated with the council on concerns that it had about homes. This opens up the prospect of contractors in a host of hazardous activities being theoretically regulated by their own national inspectorates, but in reality not being regulated at all. The widow asked for discovery of an internal report by the defendants submitted to the railway inspectorate and the ministry. The only way to regulate the industry is through an independent inspectorate. There are also inspectorates for specific functions to ensure public health and safety.
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