Sentence examples for certification stands from inspiring English sources

The G Suite certification stands out a bit because it's cheaper ($75) and far less technical than its counterparts in today's release, but as Google notes, the overall idea here to address the "cloud skills crisis".

The calling of the session is itself a warning to the state Supreme Court that they should let the certification stand.

Builders covet LEED certification — it stands for Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design — as a way to gain tax credits, attract tenants, charge premium rents and project an image of environmental responsibility.

Brooks' total according to the latest certification figures at RIAA.com stands at 128 million.

He takes a strong stand against certification of teachers – the minimal state-level requirement that future teachers must pass either state or national tests to demonstrate their knowledge and/or skills – which he considers an unnecessary hurdle.

Though completely voluntary, certification can help you stand out from the competition.

The Comite stands by its certification but acknowledges it gets "monthly" inquiries about the work that raise questions about its authenticity.

Mexico, like the rest of Latin America, despises the "certification" process, under which the American Congress stands in hypocritical judgment on the efforts of others to fight drugs.

If the Senate and House disagreed on whether to accept any recount, the certification by Jeb Bush, the Florida governor, would stand.

Prosecutors say the men paid Clarence Mumford Sr., a former teacher and assistant principal in Memphis, to arrange for stand-ins to take teacher certification exams on their behalf, using false identification.

It has sold over 4.7 million copies in the United States, receiving a 4× platinum certification from the Recording Industry Association of America (RIAA); worldwide sales stand at over eight million.