Sentence examples for appropriate to certify from inspiring English sources

Parents or primary caregivers may be appropriate to certify the acquisition of certain abilities.

Particularly for cancers in which therapy has been successful, the certifying doctor may consider that the cancer, though appropriate to certify as a contributing cause, was not the underlying cause of death.

Despite this, ophthalmologists often found it difficult to ascertain when it is appropriate to certify patients, particularly for people with long-term conditions.

Meanwhile, Michael S. Piwo­war, the acting chairman of the Securities and Exchange Commission, said he has instructed staff to determine whether it is "still appropriate" to require manufacturers to certify that they do not use minerals from conflict-ridden areas such as Congo, where armed groups accused of massive human rights violations profit from their trade.

Since all these aspects have to be dealt with, it is a lengthy procedure to prepare appropriate project documentation and to certify A/R projects, impairing their competitiveness compared to other non-forest project types.

A requirement for the Secretary of Defense to certify to the appropriate congressional committees that appropriate modifications have been made, and appropriate controls have been instituted, to ensure the compliance of the Program with section 1341 of title 31, United States Code (commonly referred to as the 'Anti-Deficiency Act'), in the future.

It's seeking to determine whether the agency used appropriate design standards and engineering analysis to certify the anti-stall system, the Wall Street Journal reported.

The appropriate official, Katherine Harris, the secretary of state, was ready to certify the winner, as provided by statute, on Nov. 14, pending only the receipt of the overseas absentee ballots.

How appropriate that one of Adams' songs is "Driving Me Crazy," USC blindsided by the NFLPA's willingness to certify one of its students as an NFL agent and now trying to get a grip on it.

Notice of intent to certify.

Twitter announces plans to certify third-party apps for businesses.