Sentence examples for certificate in which from inspiring English sources

That should mean users would get an "invalid certificate" warning if they try to log in to a Google site that presents the rogue certificate, in which case they should reject the connection.

Mr. Beale altered his college transcript to show that he had taken science and physics courses, and he submitted a professional certificate in which the real name had been "whited-out" and replaced with his, the government said.

A withholding agent may treat a payee as a retirement fund described in § 1.1471-6(f) if it has a withholding certificate in which the payee certifies that it is a retirement fund meeting the requirements of § 1.1471-6(f).

That's why — as in "Contagion," where Laurence Fishburne plays a bureaucrat who steps up behind the scenes — the real hero of "Behind the Candelabra" is the unnamed Riverside County heath-department official who rejects the death certificate in which it's claimed that Liberace died of cardiac arrest rather than of AIDS.

As shown by the dissenting opinion below, serious challenges have been made to the sufficiency of the certificate of the medical appeal board as well as to the initial medical certificate in which two doctors certified petitioner to be a mental defective.

For example, a withholding certificate in which the individual submitting the form abbreviated the country of residence in an ambiguous way may be treated as valid, notwithstanding the abbreviation, if the withholding agent has government issued identification for the person from a country that reasonably matches the abbreviation.

He pursues this theme by placing together some of Morris's hand-carved wood blocks with the intricately self-printed promissory notes and share certificates in which Russian wealth was hastily divided in 1992.

To make sure the estimates were as accurate as possible, the researchers included information only from countries that had reliable data from death certificates, in which more than half of the population was represented.

Thus, certain potentially preventable and/or treatable conditions, such as CVD and DM, may have played significant roles in these changes, given that the proportion of death certificates in which these conditions are listed increased significantly faster in individuals for whom HIV was listed on the death certificate than in those for whom it was not listed.

In addition, Statistics Finland annually provides the FCR with a computerized file on death certificates in which cancer is mentioned.

For example, although analyzing all death certificates for UNEX cases would be prohibitively time-consuming, electronically searching only the certificates in which the manner of death was recorded as natural, undetermined, or pending investigation could substantially decrease the workload.