Sentence examples for certification moves from inspiring English sources

As certification costs increase, the bottom border of the zone of certification moves upward toward a higher standard.

In addition, if the Fraser River certification moves forward then Cultus Lake or Sakinaw sockeye would also be certified; this leads us to raise the question, is the MSC actually sanguine about certifying endangered fish populations?

It appears that many of those who do obtain formal certification move into the primary education system.

They may get another degree, get a certification, or move on to a new position.

Two of those ended up hitting the top 10, and the album went on to be certified triple platinum in the U.S., while "Bass" is nearing a diamond certification for moving at least 10 million units.

That's why we haven't been able to transform markets by moving certification from niche to norm.

And the reason is, primarily, that the criteria for certification have not moved beyond civil conflicts to embrace more recent allegations of human rights abuses in the diamond business, provoking fears that sales of Zimbabwean stones in particular will be used to buttress the coterie of generals around President Robert G. Mugabe and finance a brutal campaign to extend his three decades in power.

The problem, however, was that the C2C certification process has moved more slowly than many enthusiasts would have liked.

Nearly 95percentt of graduates from its IT-Ready program earn their CompTIA A+ certification and 80percentt move into paid IT roles.

"Due to time constraints, MOD [the Ministry of Defence] is bypassing the system certification process and moving directly to operationally based testing," the U.S. Defence Attache's Office said in a cable to Washington.

At age 50, while going through the foster parent certification process, she moved from a studio apartment to a large Victorian house, which she spent a year renovating in order to provide a welcoming home for her new family.