The standing ovation accorded an unfinished black-and-white print of "Beauty and the Beast" at the 1991 New York Film Festival is offered as certification of its greatness.
The academy's panel makes sensible suggestions for improvement, such as certification of forensic professionals, accreditation of laboratories, uniform standards for analyzing evidence and independence of the laboratories from police and prosecutors who might bias judgments.
However, main issues such as certification of level of eligibility, insurance coverage, or fees for LTC services are all set uniformly across the country by the central government [ 5, 6, 13, 14].
A weld metal well proven in the German nuclear industry served as the basis for the certification of a shape-welded steel to be used as base material for manufacture of nuclear primary components.
In attempting to address this question, the document provides a series of questions developed with minimal editorial changes from the original text which can be used for an evaluation by the managers themselves or those involved in certification of a fishery as 'responsible', as defined under the Code.
Mounting evidence of fraud in North Carolina's 9th Congressional District could indefinitely delay the certification of a winner, as state election officials investigate whether hundreds of absentee ballots were illegally cast or destroyed.
ISO 16363 enables the assessment and certification of a repository as being a trustworthy digital repository.
The weakness of this approach becomes apparent, as most systemic failures do, in unforeseen circumstances, such as the current scrutiny into the certification of a flight-control system on the Boeing 737 MAX that is suspected to have played a role in two deadly crashes.
We are not passing upon a certification of an issue as to jurisdiction such as arose under the Act of March 3, 1891, § 5, 26 Stat.
Simply because the recount tally postdates the initial vote or, as in this case, prolongs the certification of an election result does not result in a dilution of voting rights -- anymore than the tallying of lawfully cast absentee ballots dilutes the value of votes cast at polling precincts on election day.
