Sentence examples for certification framework from inspiring English sources

An electricity tracking and certification framework, such as the renewable energy certificate (REC), can be a powerful policy instrument to promote the acquisition of low-carbon electricity by the Scope 2 users.

The list of validated conflict-free mines is part of a certification framework, known as the Regional Certification Mechanism, that was developed by the International Conference on the Great Lakes Region (ICGLR), an intergovernmental organization of 12 African countries, in 2011.

On the market fragmentation issue, the EC is considering whether to establish a common European certification framework for ICT security products to reduce red tape.

We focus on the lessons that emerged from applying the Forest Stewardship Council FSCcertificationion framework at selected sites in Chile, Indonesia, Nepal and Vietnam.

This work is designed to fit into a risk assessment and certification framework that uses compartments to represent vulnerable resources such as potable groundwater, health and safety, and the near-surface environment.

What's more, the two companies have agreed to work together on a security certification framework, so that Ubuntu and Pivotal will be involved with the organizations writing the security standards manuals, which Ubuntu uses as a guide to build the most secure operating system possible.

Given the emergence of two national certification frameworks (ISPO and MSPO), it seems that the two major palm oil producers are taking separate ways in responding to the sustainability demands of affluent consumers.

The draft text of an agreement between the EU and the U.S. to establish a new self-certification framework governing transatlantic data flows aimed at ensuring data protection and privacy compliance when Europeans' data is taken to the U.S. for processing has now been published.

Thereafter, the criticality certification, scheduling framework, and fairness of multiple heterogeneous earliest finish time (F_MHEFT) algorithm for heterogeneous distributed embedded systems are presented.

The EC has claimed the new deal is fundamentally different versus the prior self-certification Safe Harbor framework, flagging up the new role it creates of a dedicated US ombudsman to handle EU citizens' complaints, as well as pointing to various assurances provided by the US government on the limits of bulk collection of data for national security purposes.

In the case of PV systems, the regulatory framework (certification standards and technical regulations) was developed through the GE F/UNDPprogram "Removal of barriers for rural electrification with NCRE" (see above).