Sentence examples for certification of that from inspiring English sources

Hardware companies like Hewlett-Packard are expected to offer support for certification of that version.

After you have completed those steps, please provide certification of that destruction to Apple, as provided in Section 12.3 and Section 8. Finally, please note your additional obligations on termination as set forth in those same sections.

Cathay Pacific received its Trent 700 A330s following the certification of that engine on 22 December 1994.

The certification of traceability that could confirm the veracity of a "100% statement" would also be a marketing instrument.

Paperwork to me man, the word by definition is the certification of things that are authentic.

They've made information about adult education opportunities easy to find and understand, and provide recognition and certification of competencies that encourage adult learners to keep learning.

They do this work in the context of state regulations for training and certification of teachers that make little or no sense, have very little connection to evidence (of any sort), and no potential to drive improvement of teaching in public education.

Receiving a certification of compliance demonstrates that at that given point of time the entity was in adherence to the PCI standards in place at that specific time.

Encouragingly, it also demonstrates the increasing number of European countries which now recognise palliative medicine as a speciality or sub-specialty, with the EAPC defining a sub-speciality as 'a form of certification that requires special training following previous official certification as a specialist in a related field'.

However, only limited empirical insight is available regarding the companies' target-setting process and the auditing practice of certification agencies that evaluate ambition levels of greenhouse gas reduction targets.

With the advent of Massive Open Online Courses and other online programs offering informal credentials, the race is on for alternative forms of certification that would be widely accepted by employers.