Sentence examples for cert that from inspiring English sources

But yesterday and Tuesday it was CERT that was being bombarded, and the center did not hold.

Get a $9.99 SSL cert that works on www.[yourname].com and [yourname].com and be done with it.

Grants are typically available to energy suppliers, councils and social housing providers under the CESP and CERT that can significantly contribute towards the fixed costs and can help in bring down the costs indicated in Table 4 (DECC 2011a).

That, as the company accepts, is still some way from reality but it's a dead cert that BB-8 will help them on their way.

It's a dead cert that neither of those authors would be in the running for the Best of the Booker award which was announced that month.

Then I'd do the first poem and I'd say it was not a dead cert, that poem, it was kind of not for everyone.

In what can only be described as an hysterical response to a December 2011 notification to the EDA by the Department of Homeland Security's United States Computer Emergency Readiness Team (US-CERT) that the EDA's network had contracted a malware infection, the EDA disconnected its IT systems from the outside world and called in an outside security consultancy in January 30 , 2012

Justice Felix Frankfurter argued against granting cert in that case, partly on the grounds that "the government's argument in the district court was terrible" — so bad, in fact, that it might lead to a broadly bad precedent if the Court ruled in its favor — but its case would be better if presented in the Court of Appeals.

· PrawfsBlawg: A blog post from before the Supreme Court granted cert, arguing that the Court should do so.

The study, done in conjunction with the Carnegie Mellon Software Engineering Institute (CERT), revealed that the majority of insider attacks against organizations come from former employees.

In its report, CERT recommended that another £167m a year be spent on drugs already on the market, with an additional £68m allocated for newer drugs still in clinical trials.But as Gordon McVie of the Cancer Research Campaign points out, there is little point in having more drugs if there is no one qualified to prescribe them.