Sentence examples for certificate under from inspiring English sources

The information enabled him to apply for a driver's license and birth certificate under Mr. Bell's name.

McCurley is clear that if she had been forced to apply for a certificate under the new legislation, Caroline would have fallen at the first hurdle.

Shah's buildings were originally awarded a good level-4 certificate under the government's code for sustainable homes that is aiming to push all new-build properties up to zero carbon (code level-6) by 2016.

A lesbian couple can list both their names on a birth certificate under the category "mother" if the women are connected to the child by birth or biology, a court has ruled.

Even more thrillingly, with my RYA competent crew certificate under my belt, I am now half-way to achieving the day skipper qualification, which will enable me to hire a yacht, both here and abroad, without a skipper.

Officials in Cairo issued a certified copy of a death certificate under that name, but according to the statement, the police have been unable to confirm that it is one and the same person.

Reasonably enough, they picked holes in the existing system of public interest immunity certificates, under which judges protect security by wielding the black marker pen.

The anti-wind campaigners say that because the compliance report has not been formally signed off, the wind farm is "illegal" and therefore engaged in a "fraud" and improperly receiving renewable energy certificates under the federal subsidy scheme.

The changes are expected to take effect at the end of this month, but the city agency was able to negotiate the lower number of certificates with Leewood -- which would have been entitled to 300 certificates under the old program -- because of the availability of other types of financing.

The documents include for the first time certificates under section 28 of the Data Protection Act – signed by David Blunkett and Jack Straw in 2001 when they were home and foreign secretary respectively – which provided secrecy about authorised bulk data interceptions under section 94 of the Telecommunications Act.

Catwalk models in Italy must show health certificates under a self-regulation code, Spain enforces a BMI limit and France passed a law in April stopping models from appearing on catwalks who had a BMI of less than 18 – meaning a 5ft 10in woman must weigh at least 8.9 stones.