Sentence examples for certification proposals from inspiring English sources

Embodied energy calculations and live cycle analysis are pointed out as key elements in building energy assessment, although are still consistently left out of regulation and certification proposals.

Rational alternative certification proposals are making headway, but most alternative certification programs are still cumbersome.

When the 2007 certification proposal was first introduced, some Chinese officials cast it as part of a broader campaign to help the nation's computer-technology companies gain ground against more advanced Western competitors.

Mr. Izhakoff said the council's certification proposal, ensuring that diamonds reaching the markets were exported under strict controls, was intended "to create a conflict-free rough diamond zone" that would affect the entire business.

He has also irked the union by focusing as much or more on bonus pay for teachers who agree to transfer to low-performing schools, act as mentors or get advanced certification -- proposals that Ms. Weingarten says are a distraction from the goal of steep across-the-board raises.

The Network for Public Education and New York State United Teachers (NYSUT) are organizing parents, teachers, and the public to flood the SUNY Trustees and the SUNY Charter Schools Institute with protests against the certification waiver proposal.

PTACs provide training in areas such as business certifications, networking, proposal preparation, and bid opportunities selection.

Delegates to the London conference said the proposals foresaw a certification process using formal documentation as well as encrypted, electronic systems to ensure that packages were not tampered with.

When the PI, co-PI, and chair, dean, or director are approving the proposal, the Proposal Summary tab also provides certification language and the option to approve or return the proposal.

Radical proposals on the certification of journalists put forward by Paul Dacre, editor in chief of the Daily Mail, have been described as "ridiculous" by the general secretary of the National Union of Journalists.

§ 708a.307 Certification of vote on merger proposal.