Sentence examples for certificates of good from inspiring English sources

Police stations have refused to grant some Brothers the certificates of good conduct needed to register as candidates.

Certificates of Good Standing, also known as Certificates of Current Professional Status, are a note from the GMC that there are no fitness to practise suits against a doctor.

An applicant is generally cleared when the state bar receives a fingerprint clearance, a DMV clearance, positive references (confidential questionnaires) from friends and employers as well as certificates of good standing from the law school (Office of the Registrar).

So far this year the council has issued a further 2,008 certificates of good standing, the document that enables doctors to register with an overseas regulatory body or employer, taking the total who have applied to work overseas in the last eight years to almost 22,000.

The report, which says that 8,000 D.C. residents are released from jail each year, also recommends that the city's jail issue "certificates of good standing" to inmates who complete their sentence so they can try to assure employers that they are reformed.

Some formal contracts were signed at this point, such as confidentiality agreements and Certificates of Good Conduct (VOG, issued by the Dutch MoSJ declaring that the applicant did not commit any criminal offences relevant to the nature of the job).

A certificate of good standing was issued as recently as April 2015.

Annually, after registration, each foreign corporation doing business within the state must file a certificate of good standing.

Rhetorically at least, Russian politicians and President Dmitry Medvedev, in particular—seem eager to get the club's certificate of good behaviour.

In November 2014, Mossack Fonseca Seychelles issued a certificate of good standing for Pangates and a related company, Maxima Middle East Trading Co, both notarised by Seychelles authorities.

Since then, there has been much in the press about 1,600 junior doctors requesting a "certificate of good standing" from the General Medical Council, which would entitle them to work abroad – and I am not surprised in the least.