Sentence examples for certificate of class from inspiring English sources

Also submit: zoning approval letter, OL902 certificate of class completion, TSM888 business license, resale permit, fictitious name statement, telephone listing, Livescan fingerprint card, personal history questionnaire, completed DMV dealer application, bond in the name of the owner/dealership.

Precision (also called positive predictive value) is the fraction of positively classified certificates that belong to the correct class, while recall (also called sensitivity) is the fraction of actual certificates of that class that are positively classified.

Instead it lets users audit the class for free, or pay around $100 to get a traditional certificate of achievement in one class or pay $250 for a certificate from a series of classes.

"Last fall we had 360 students, and we now have 480," she said, adding that the curriculum, which focuses on medical and computer technology skills, offers certificate programs at $12 an hour of class, with loans and grants available.

"We have now asked for them to get a certificate of attendance at these classes".

Barsegyan was one of 31 cadets who took the stage in the auditorium at Glendale Community College this past Saturday in front of a packed room of friends and family to receive their certificates of completion as Class XVIII of the fire academy.

§ 21.81 Requirements for issue and amendment of Class I provisional type certificates.

§ 21.83 Requirements for issue and amendment of Class II provisional type certificates.

Thus, hypothetically, if the founder held all the shares of a convertible preferred class with 20percentt of the cash flow rights and 60percentt of the company's voting power, the certificate of incorporation would provide that this class could be converted at the founder's option into 30percentt of the company's cash flow rights, with all shares now having one vote per share.

The class will receive a certificate of achievement and a popcorn party, she said.

On November 19, seven members of the first fellowship class graduated with a certificate of Business Administration from Georgetown University's School of Continuing Studies.