Certification
certification (noun) - the process of checking and testing whether certain requirements have been met and then issueing an official document (certificate) as proof
certify (verb)
awaiting certification
quality certification
another successful certification
certification is important to us
certification of the accounts
higher salaries of more educated employees attributed to the certification process rather than higher productivity
standards certification
ISO certification
certification process
software certification
software companies using its 88000 certification process
awaiting the certification of the 731-2 jet engines
vendors how have passed through its software certification schemes
certify as an expert, not an arbitrator
required to certify
applicant is required to certify that he has taken nature conservation into account when implementing his scheme
refused to certify
did not pass certification
I do hereby certify, that the following is true
this is to certify that the regulations have been adhered to
received his certificate
certify compliance
certify that the organisation has complied with regulations
certify payments
certify that the statement on your application is true
I certify that I have examined the above account in accordance with regulations
environmental certification
Example sentences:
* Established by the World Wide Fund for Nature and other environmental groups, the FSC will accredit independent certification companies that will in turn certify that timber products achieve standards set out by the FSC.
* Who can certify that to the best of his or her knowledge and belief, the statement in your application is true?
* An auditor was to certify the value of shares and in so certifying shall act as an expert and not as an arbitrator.
* It was up to the auditors to certify that the deficit was a particular figure or, if they felt unable to do that, to refuse to certify.
* The company is still waiting in line for US certification, as is every other database vendor.
* They are the first to attain the certification.
* Dr. Goldsmith was always reluctant to certify patients as insane.
* We had to wait for the police and the doctor to certify what had happened.
* Farmers face more expensive journeys to certify their cattle after confirmation that a local auction mart has lost its licence.
* Indiana passed a law that obliged transporters to certify that their rubbish included no medical or hazardous waste, and charged them tipping fees equal to those at the landfill nearest the place that had sent the rubbish.
* You beg, steal or borrow $1,000 right now, then get your bank to certify that it's in your account before you return the cash.
* Within 18 months, certification had persuaded Japan to end its trade in turtles, and Mexico had stopped the trade before being certified.
* Writing from a similar perspective, Collins attributes the higher salaries of the more educated employees to the certification process rather than to their higher productivity, i.e., the increasing tendency by employers to select and promote employees according to the education credentials they hold.
* The law takes pains to refer to them as examinations and they are not mandatory in the way that the certification of the appropriation accounts is.
* This number would be imprinted on NVOCC bills of lading and would certify that the NVOCC in question has complied with the tariff filing and bonding requirements.
* Many companies use a certification system for the payment of labour only sub-contractors which makes the costing process relatively simple.
* Quality counts here and this has been demonstrated by another successful BS 5750 certification.
* The automobile manufacturer needs to meet regulations to get certification to sell the world's only V16 production car in new markets, including Britain.
* The Department of Transport's Vehicle Certification Agency (VCA) has appointed a team of engineering inspectors, based at MIRA in Warwickshire, to ensure that companies entering their cars for Low Volume Type Approval meet a whole raft of regulations which, and we quote, demonstrate that the vehicle is constructed from parts which conform to international standards.
* The software company financed four acquisitions and one joint venture during the year and spent 1.25 million on certification for its housing management, retailing and government systems.
* For your sick leave, you will need to get a certification note from your doctor to give to your employer.
* It seems to me to be inconsistent with the spirit of liberalisation to have a mandatory code that necessitates a cumbersome and bureaucratic certification process.
* In the case of Canada, the 1944 legislation was patterned on the Wagner Act and introduced certification processes compelling employers to engage in collective bargaining.
* This is to certify that in my opinion you are unfit to: work/join the Army/propagate your species.
* She is not allowed to make diagnoses, initiate drug treatment, or certify death.
* A petitioner's solicitor must now certify that he has discussed the question of reconciliation with his client, and suggested the names of suitably qualified people to help.
* They have gained certification to operate an small aircraft with a pair of hydraulic snow skis.
* Most indicators, though things could change by May, point to the creation of a new private company, with another name, that will attempt to win specification, standards creation, certification and branding work from users, as well as other RISC vendors and consortia, possibly doing independent software vendor recruitment too.
* In addition, the organisation says software companies using its 88000 certification process have asked specifically for the group to put its stuff up on other architectures.
* Members of the not-for-profit support organisation, other hardware developers and independent software vendors that have passed through its binary testing and certification schemes are nevertheless full of praise for the work 88open has done.
* This first flew with General Electric CJ610 turbojets on 1 Dec 70, which was an interim solution whilst awaiting the certification of the 731-2 engines.
* If the client is dissatisfied, the right to request certification by the Law Society may be pursued.
* And this is where BS57550 certification or ISO9001 is important to us.
* First of all, certification is a bedrock of achievement, like having a degree, and you need a degree or a certificate.
* Most Wood Group companies now have BS5750 and specific certification relevant to their individual activities.
* Mr Holdsworth refused to certify to a builder monies that had been valued by the in-house quantity surveyors, for the simple reason that he knew the work to which it related had not been executed.
B02 785 The applicant is required to certify that he has taken nature conservation into account when implementing his scheme, even though the average farmer cannot be expected to be capable of assessing such impacts.
* I Christopher Wybergh, Curate of Burneston do hereby certify, that the above is a true extract of the entry so numbered, in the Baptismal Register Book of the said parish of Burneston, Diocese of Ripon.
* Interest can continue to be received gross if you certify prior to closure that your total income for the year, including that arising on closure is less than your tax allowance for the year and you are therefore a non-taxpayer.
* He received his certificate which stated: These are to Certify that Mr Edmund Bond has attended the Veterinary College as a resident pupil for 18 months and having been examined by us, we consider him as qualified to practise the Veterinary Art.
* And we will certify payments to these consultants when they've done the work.
* I certify that I have examined the above account in accordance with the Exchequer and Audit Departments Acts 1866 and 1921 and the National Audit Office auditing standards.
* In some cases, the audit certificate will certify that the accounts properly present.
* I certify that I have examined the financial statements on pages 3 to 18 in accordance with the Welsh Development Agency Act 1975 and the National Audit Office auditing standards.
