Sentence examples for certification attesting from inspiring English sources

When I asked him if the steel liner was cretonically and barometrically sealed (I made these terms up), he assured me that it was and said he would mail a certification attesting to the "cretonic" and "barometric" status of the liner.

Certification attests to your skills and professional experience, and is often considered for promotion.

The certification, which attests to low energy use in household appliances, certifies some 63,000 different household machines.

Also mandatory is a production certification, which attests that the manufacturer has exacting quality standards in place and can build multiple airplanes identical to the approved prototype.

Professional certification is the process of issuing a certificate formally attesting that a knowledge, know-how, skills, and competences acquired by professionals have been assessed and validated by a competent body against predefined standards.

This form is a certification of compliance attesting to the status of the applicant as a U.S. citizen or permanent resident alien.

ISV's using the service boast an Intel branded certification badge to attest to the quality of their product.

[A1.] Executives File Certifications Executives from at least 440 companies have filed certificates with the Securities and Exchange Commission attesting to the accuracy of the financial reports with their quarterly earnings reports with the government.

Candidates who fail the ALST are currently allowed a back door to certification if their School of Education attests that "the candidate has demonstrated comparable literacy skills consistent with what would be assessed by the ALST through course completion and that the candidate received a 3.0 grade point average or higher in such coursework".

Certification, typically according to ISO 9001, attests compliance to a quality management system, but is not required to address technical competence, which severely limits its value in laboratories.

The aim is to establish and oversee mineral certification, traceability and validation systems that can attest to their "conflict-free" status.