Sentence examples for certification that the from inspiring English sources

The "DOT" stamp that appears on tires is a Department of Transportation certification that the tires conform to the association's standards and have passed its tests for resistance to puncture, endurance, stability and such.

That was important for a company like Patagonia, which demanded certification that the redwoods on the siding of some buildings had not been made from old-growth trees.

Every year, the state is required to send the Federal Emergency Management Agency a certification that the disaster plan is in place and current.

And to him, the report is the equivalent of the certification that the Securities and Exchange Commission is requiring American executives to sign by Aug. 14.

The PROFILE and the paper-based International Student Financial Aid Application both include a certification that the information provided in the application is true and correct.

There is some "to the best of my knowledge" wiggle room in the certification that the Securities and Exchange Commission has instructed chief executives to sign, and much confusion about the penalties for failing to do so.

"There are some associations that certify, but there is no national certification; that's the problem," said Jim Wheeler, a contributor to HGTVPro.com, a home-improvement Web site.

In particular, we propose to answer the following research questions: (i) Does a significant market segment exist that is interested in restaurant certification that guarantees the use of local products?

With no judicial chance of stopping the certification, the Democrats today began preparing the public for the legal contests to the certification that would be filed on Monday morning if Mr. Bush has declared himself the president-elect by then.

There are four levels of certification that lead to the Master Sommelier diploma:  Introductory, Certified Sommelier, Advanced Sommelier and Master Sommelier (MS).

Portions of the site are also certified by Starbucks, a certification that focuses mainly on the quality of the coffee.