Sentence examples for administration to certify from inspiring English sources

In August, Congress approved a defense bill that required the administration to certify that the Saudis were taking steps to minimize humanitarian casualties and facilitate humanitarian deliveries.

A dismayed Congress has attached conditions to future military assistance to Egypt (now $1.3 billion a year), requiring the Obama administration to certify that the military government is maintaining peace with Israel, allowing a transition to civilian rule and protecting basic freedoms — or to waive the conditions on national security grounds — if it wants to keep aid flowing.

President Trump, who has escalated tensions with Iran, repeatedly assailed the nuclear agreement during his 2016 campaign as "the worst deal ever". He must decide by Monday whether Iran is honoring the deal, under an American law that requires the administration to certify every 90 days that Iran is complying with the terms.

Cardin has aggressively pressured the Trump administration to certify Iran's compliance and issued public reminders underscoring the lack of evidence about Iranian violations of the agreement.

The money was held up in October because of a new law that required the administration to certify that Egypt was making progress on basic freedoms before military aid could be released.

The deal, unfortunately, does include one minor health care provision that requires the administration to certify that procedures are in place to verify the incomes of those seeking insurance subsidies.

Beverly Hall was required, by statute, to abide by and enforce the regulations of the regarding test administration and to certify in writing that those regulations had been followed.

In January 2013, the Obama administration has to certify whether or not a state has made enough progress to run its own exchange.

The matter at hand is the decision earlier this month by the Trump administration not to certify the so-called nuclear deal, and that means Iran will soon be subject to harsh U.S. sanctions.

The Bush administration is prepared to certify that Yugoslavia is cooperating with the war crimes tribunal at The Hague, thus meeting the requirements of an American law and allowing American economic assistance to resume, administration officials said today.

"The administration is required to certify many things under federal law, and I don't understand why the president couldn't direct the heads of these agencies within 24 hours of the completion of existing process to make this certification or not.