Sentence examples for certificate needs from inspiring English sources

And that a birth certificate needs a name.

Also finding a valid coalition each time a certificate needs to be verified may result infeasible depending on the network actual topology and conditions.

A death certificate needs to be presented and the account can be deactivated.

For those willing and able to pay more than double (or sometimes triple) a car's original market value, there's still no guarantee of being able to buy the certificate needed to drive the car.

He would have liked to have found work as a dental technician, or even a receptionist, during the two or three years it should take to get the certificate needed to practice here.

WASHINGTON — The Nuclear Regulatory Commission on Thursday rejected all challenges to extending the operating license of the Vermont Yankee nuclear plant, setting up a confrontation between the reactor's owner and the Vermont Legislature, which has blocked a state certificate needed to keep the plant running.

The other day, Mr. Jackson accompanied Mr. Pair on a challenge more daunting, perhaps, than any on "The Apprentice": a meeting with city housing officials to try to obtain a certificate needed to allow the conversion of a former single-room occupancy hotel into luxury condo apartments.

The death certificate needed a name.

According to the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, Ruthelle, of remote Brokaw WI (pop. 107), does not have a driver's license, and lacks a birth certificate needed to get a state identification card.

Because Bettye was born at home in the segregated south and never issued the birth certificate needed to obtain government-issued photo ID today, this lifelong voter became suddenly ineligible to vote in Wisconsin -- despite much time and money spent trying to get the birth certificate.

The most compelling evidence of its racially discriminatory impact came from witnesses, such as Lorene Hutchins, a 93-year-old African American who testified about being born at home in Mississippi and lacking the birth certificate needed to get a state ID.