Sentence examples for aim of certifying from inspiring English sources
These associations have grown in strength and in 2008 they reached agreement with the state government about the provision of training to their members, with the aim of certifying them through a state paramedical council.
The airline, which currently uses MD-88 aircraft, is in the process of certifying several Boeing 757-200 aircraft with the aim of flying to Hawaii.
The Associazione Verace Pizza Napoletana — or the V.P.N. — a Naples-based trade organization that aims to certify the authenticity of Neapolitan pizza, says Neapolitan pizza should be made in a wood-burning oven.
The inclusion limit of 30 days after the sexual exposure aimed to certify that the individuals included were not already infected with HIV at the time of the exposure.
The aim of our present work is to certify the phenomenon and type of Al-induced PCD in peanut in a short time, and assess the behavior of mitochondria as well as the activation of caspase-3-like activity under Al treatment.
The aim of this paper is to study if LEED certified buildings lead to a higher, equal or lower satisfaction with indoor environmental quality than non-LEED rated buildings.
The aim of this first medical assessment is to certify sickness and thereby approving the sickness benefit claim, and a to make a (medical) problem analysis with advising about recovery, e.g. health promotion, and RTW options.
The aim of this paper is to objectively assess buildings that were certified under the LEED certification system and to determine the financial effectiveness of the invested resources in the construction process in relation to the operational and environmental benefits.
The aim of the study was to assess whether self-reported factors related to health, work and leisure time could predict: 1) future certified sick leave due to any cause, in nursing aides/assistant nurses (Study group I) and 2) future self-reported sick leave due to NSBD in nursing aides/assistant nurses (Study group II).
Lessons learned from the project have been reflected in the UTZ Certified's code of conduct – a set of guidelines for obtaining a certification for sustainable agriculture, with the aim of promoting better practices in other coffee producing countries.
