Sentence examples for certification measures from inspiring English sources
The certification measures compliance with a federal law requiring equal access for men's and women's athletics.
The Bush administration, however, has sought to water down international inspection and certification measures, preferring to deal with illegal diamond sales on a case-by-case basis.
The European Commission will evaluate the countrys organic standards and its certification measures.
Initial challenges of time constraints and reluctance to perform role plays were resolved by organising specific days to complete certification measures and by ongoing organisational and peer support.
EBDM processes along with standardized certification measures, required for accreditation, may increase effective use of allocated funds, and possibly increase the likelihood of receiving further funding [ 45].
Each consignment should be accompanied by a document certifying that standards and certification measures are equivalent to those applicable in the EC.
The implication is that throwing money at a broken system won't fix it, but that resources are necessary as part of a package that involves scrapping certification, measuring better through testing which teachers are effective, and then paying them significantly more — with special bonuses to those who teach in "bad" schools.
Sensenbrenner told the NASA chief yesterday that he wants the agency to abide by the certification measure, even though it is not yet law.
But it is not as though the tenants have won anything tangible either, for their Pyrrhic victory guarantees only further litigation on such technical subjects as class certification, measure of damages and statutes of limitation unless of course the state legislature accepts the Court's invitation by undoing the Roberts decision.
The Cradle-to-Cradle (C2C) Innovation Institute recently released its "Fashion Positive" certification, measuring material health, material reuse, renewable energy, water stewardship, and social fairness.
(Offering it is also a relatively inexpensive way for a developer to gain points toward LEED certification, which measures a building's environmental impact).
