Sentence examples for certification based on from inspiring English sources
In order to meet these challenges, we recently introduced a framework that enables runtime safety certification based on conditional safety certificates (ConSerts).
ECFMG certification (based on successful completion of USMLE Step 1 and Step 2 CK/CS).
They are also raised biodynamically, a certification based on principles established by Rudolf Steiner in 1924 for farms that, among other criteria, maintain certain ecosystem-friendly ratios of plants to animals.
The fact that the importer has made a claim or submitted a certification based on information provided by an exporter or producer will not relieve the importer of the responsibility referred to in paragraph (a) of this section.
Tianjin has some of China's strictest building energy-efficiency standards, and the eco-city is trying to go beyond this by offering developers certification based on more advanced green building standards, said Axel Baeumler, the lead author of a 2011 World Bank report on Chinese eco-cities and a book about Tianjin.
Saunders suggests Green Seal, a US-based non-profit that evaluates hotels, among other products, for a fee, and grants a bronze, silver or gold certification based on general sustainability.
Both sites have British Retail Consortium 'A' grade Food Standards certifications, based on a number of announced and unannounced visits.
Tekton is recycling materials, using "green" techniques, and installing energy-efficient features throughout the building, in a bid for a "silver" rating from the United States Green Building Council, which issues certifications based on LEED standards — for Leadership in Energy and Energy Design.
Or should companies, and wineries more specifically, selectively market eco-certification based on price point?
Several New York City charter schools and some teachers at public schools run by the city's Education Department have been participating in an experimental program at Hunter that places would-be teachers in classrooms right away and grants certification based, in part, on whether students improve on tests.
Faced with an exponential increase in program complexity, operators in the aeronautical sector have established software-based certification procedures based on the use of model-driven methods.
