Sentence examples for before certifying from inspiring English sources

The Department of Homeless Services has challenged the criticism, saying it inspects apartments before certifying them for leasing.

But the panel asked for a closer look at several facets of the design before certifying the changes as appropriate.

The F.A.A. had spent 200,000 hours reviewing the 787 before certifying it for passenger flights, and officials have repeatedly expressed confidence in the plane's safety.

The judge has ordered Missouri to wait before certifying this month's primary results, and he has put the case on a fast track.

He noted a few minor problems, such as a door that opened the wrong way, and an open gas can in the basement, and returned twice more before certifying the club in December.

The requirements were cobbled together from other states that health officials here felt were doing things right: rules on inventory control were inspired by those in Colorado and a requirement that doctors analyze 12 months' worth of medical records before certifying a patient for medical marijuana use was borrowed from New Jersey.

Before Florida certified the result, several high-ranking Democrats voiced their reservations about continuing the legal challenges.

She hoped to pick up votes by helping voters correct potential problems with their provisional ballots before officials certify election results on Thursday.

Justice Antonin Scalia, the author of the majority opinion in the Wal-Mart case, explained on Monday why defendants wanted courts to examine lawsuits closely before they certified them as class actions.

Today, in a State Circuit Court in Tallahassee, Judge Terry P. Lewis needs to put teeth in the State Supreme Court ruling by directing Katherine Harris, the secretary of state, to accept the hand counts from Palm Beach and other disputed counties before she certifies the statewide vote that will determine the next president.

(Based on the timing of the tweets, any data to back up Phillips' claim would have had to come in before states certified their election results, as The Washington Post's Philip Bump noted on Sunday).