Inspectorate ( noun , noun )

(As a noun)

Inspectorate ( noun )

An official body or department that is responsible for inspecting and ensuring compliance in a particular field or industry.

Origin:

From french inspecteur, from latin inspector "overseer, inspector".

Examples:

1. The building was inspected by the fire inspectorate and was found to be in compliance with all safety regulations.
2. The government established an inspectorate to ensure that food products are safe for consumption.
3. The school inspectorate is responsible for monitoring the quality of education in the country.
4. The mining company was fined by the environmental inspectorate for violating regulations.
5. The police force has an inspectorate that investigates complaints against its officers.

(As a noun)

Inspectorate ( noun )

An official body or department that is responsible for inspecting and ensuring compliance in a particular field or industry.

Origin:

From french inspecteur, from latin inspector "overseer, inspector".

Examples:

1. The building was inspected by the fire inspectorate and was found to be in compliance with all safety regulations.
2. The government established an inspectorate to ensure that food products are safe for consumption.
3. The school inspectorate is responsible for monitoring the quality of education in the country.
4. The mining company was fined by the environmental inspectorate for violating regulations.
5. The police force has an inspectorate that investigates complaints against its officers.