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The stress tests are expected to certify which banks are healthy enough to start paying back the government bailout funds they accepted and which need additional capital.

The unionization drive has gone forward without her, and on Wednesday, the Public Employee Relations Board is expected to certify the group as a bargaining unit.

This spring, the Department of City Planning is expected to certify the rezoning, which could bring as many as 3,100 new apartments and a 420-seat public elementary school to the area.

And the Pentagon is expected to certify that the U.S. military will accept openly gay service members, paving the way for the repeal of Don't Ask Don't Tell.

Some neighborhood advocates say the development plan, which the New York City Planning Commission is expected to certify next week to begin the public review process, could become a model for socially responsible development; others believe it could be the final stroke for the gritty, intimate Williamsburg they have known.

The results are expected to be certified today.

The new mayor will begin his job quickly; Tuesday's election results are expected to be certified on Friday.

"About 250 to 300 students are expected to be certified at the end of the first year," Mr. Bocker said.

The signatures needed to put the measure on the ballot -- nearly 900,000 -- are expected to be certified this week.

The results are expected to be tallied and certified by Feb. 12 -- barring, or course, any demands for a recount.

Under Medicare, patients can qualify for hospice care only if their doctors certify that they are expected to live for six months or less, assuming their illnesses run the normal course.