Sentence examples for allowed to certify from inspiring English sources

The new law will also lengthen by 4 days to 11 the amount of time allowed to certify general election results.

105 Whether midwives should be allowed to certify stillbirths, and whether certification would be more accurate if only doctors undertook this task, was a leitmotiv throughout the 1940s.

Cause limitations are exacerbated by the continued practice that traditional headmen, on the basis of relatives' information about the deaths, are allowed to certify deaths from natural causes.

The utilization of the proposed combined approach (i.e. gravity and CI based) could contribute to obtain a SRF characterized by a very low PVC content, thus allowing to certify SRF according to UNI EN 15359 2011 and to correctly utilise it for thermal energy production.

Thus, the orders of the lower court should be affirmed, the temporary stay imposed by this court should be lifted, and the commission should be allowed to finally certify the properly cast votes of the people of Florida.

Now, nurse practitioners and physician assistants will be allowed to be certified so they can provide the medication that established medical experts view as essential in treating those with opioid-use disorder.

According to Ansari, "this troubling video is evidence that self-regulation is a failed approach and emphasizes why statewide standards for teachers should remain the sole authority of the State Education Department and that private entities such as charter schools should not be allowed to self-certify and self-regulate".

While ITIL® allows certification only on an individual level, ISO/IEC 20000 allows organizations to certify their service management system.

Independent chairmen can act as watchdogs but would not have the detailed knowledge that would allow them to certify a company's financial results, many said yesterday.

In theory, this semantic sleight-of-hand allows it to certify Israel's compliance with the resolution without getting involved in the difficulties of defining the frontier.

The court seemed properly dubious of the argument by Ms. Harris's attorney, Joseph Klock, that the most important feature of Florida election law is the provision allowing Ms. Harris to certify results exactly one week after the election.