Although the uncertified produce does not benefit from price premiums, some cases have been documented where non-certified organic agriculture increases productivity of the total farm agro-ecosystem, and saves on purchasing external inputs.
Although the teaching fellows would be uncertified at first, they would complete the required coursework at the City University of New York over the next two years, a plan that Mr. Levy hopes will be acceptable to the State Board of Regents.
Although New York City has hired significant numbers of uncertified teachers in recent years, the new policy is expected to expand the number of applicants from other states because the city's Board of Education will give preference to candidates with certification, even from other states, over uncertified teachers.
Although they had been warned not to permit uncertified Koreans in their homes she allowed a atrange 14 year old boy to help her start a fire and eventually become their houseboy.
Nearly 30percentt of bilingual instructors are uncertified.
"Factories that sell certified products also sell uncertified products alongside.
Comparatively little is sourced from (typically uncertified) smallholders.
That case had relied on the U.S. Supreme Court's 2011 decision in Smith v. Bayer, which held that, although a class-action judgment can bind unnamed members of a certified class, it cannot bind unnamed members of either an uncertified class or a putative class whose certification has been denied.
Lee Der bought lead-tainted paint from an uncertified company.
Although 1,000 teachers from other districts have also applied for summer jobs in New York City, the board's contract with the teachers' union requires that uncertified teachers who work in the system be hired before anyone from outside districts, even if those applicants are certified.
