Certification means a document, signed by an official of the owner or operator, notarized, and submitted to OFE, which declares that a new powerplant will have the "capability to use alternate fuel" (as defined herein).
For academic certification, an official document provided by the University Registrar verifying your dates of attendance, award of degree, and/or student status (full-time or part-time) by semester, please visit the Office of the University Registrar: Certifications.
For academic certification, an official document provided by the University Registrar verifying your dates of attendance, award of degree, and/or student status (full-time or part-time) by semester please visit Office of the University Registrar: Certifications.
NSPCB certification requires a documented internship, completion of an NASP-approved program and passing the national school psychology examination (PRAXIS II).
After France and West Germany seized large quantities of tainted wine, the Italian Agriculture Ministry issued a decree on March 28 requiring all Italian wines to be certified safe by a Government laboratory and to carry a certification document before they can be exported.
(e) Copies may be certified either by a certification on the document itself, or by a separate certification attached to the document.
Consequently they are also deprived of their right to possess a birth certificate, a necessary document for school exams and certification.
A certification on the document itself is placed at the end of the document.
The company, which is building the reactors with a consortium of utilities, said the problem arose from delays in the Nuclear Regulatory Commission's approval of a design certification document from the manufacturer, Westinghouse, and of a combined construction and operating license.
To obtain certification, a breast center has to document each case of breast cancer, including patient and tumor characteristics, treatment data, and some epidemiological data (http://www.onkozert.de).
