Sentence examples for certificate cases from inspiring English sources

"For years now, I have been worried about whether CSIS uses evidence obtained through torture in security certificate cases," May said in a news release.

– Non-informative death certificate: cases that cannot be interpreted in terms of similarity, acceptable sequence or independence because UCD is not informative (Eg: UCD = Cardiac arrest, unspecified (I46.9)).

Cable news is often stretched for news in the summer, but the birth certificate case has been fueled by the combustible combination of luck, compelling video, media-savvy doubters — and an outlandish topic.

After two years of legal battles, the Iowa supreme court ruled, as every other court to hear a birth certificate case has done, that a marital child of a same-sex couple has two legal parents from birth, and that depriving those children of two-parent vital records is unconstitutional.

Federal court hands transgender people a huge win in Idaho birth certificate case https://t.co/R39OKSvdxv.

Former Public Safety Minister Stockwell Day previously told a Vancouver court that he believes intelligence used in one security certificate case was obtained via torture.

For example, he uses records of the United States Direct Tax Commission for South Carolina; land claims and surveyor's notebooks; freedmen's petitions and tax sale certificates; cases in the United States Court of Claims.

Exclusion of death certificate only cases might have biased the results as such cases tend to be associated with shorter survival (Pollock and Vickers, 1995).

Percentage of death certificate initiated cases (%DCI) is presented among those diagnosed in 2001 2008 and eligible for survival analysis because all cases ascertained as DCI were not flagged as such prior to 2001.

The observation period ended at the end of 2005 because for this dataset, cause of death could only be verified by death certificate for cases deceased before the end of 2005.

Observed/expected ratios lower than 1 can be explained by the rather stringent criteria for inclusion into our study (for example, Cancer Registries include a variable proportion of DCO (death certificate only) cases).