Sentence examples for certification who from inspiring English sources

According to building codes, the scaffold was required to be set up by a licensed rigger, and a person with certification who could ensure that the scaffold was being operated properly was supposed to be present at the site.

Teachers working under temporary certification who fail the FTCE risk losing their jobs.

"You have people who are not fully trained in food safety, who don't have the right certification, who don't have accurate meat temperatures being reached, and where there aren't adequate hand-washing stations," Detwiler said.

Quality Certification: WHO Prequal and the FDA maintained a level playing field by assuring that producers were competing on ARVs of similar quality, and corrected information asymmetries around quality for purchasers.

These physicians were usually other PCPs in the same practice (similarly qualified with respect to specialty and board certification) who were assigned to urgent care or covering duty on a particular day.

In patients lying in the supine position or in the semi-recumbent position who were hemodynamically stable, echocardiographic measurements were performed offline, by an experienced observer with level-3 certification, who was unaware of the clinical data and other hemodynamic measurements.

And Mark who is utterly absorbed in studying kosher certifications, who is tearing through hundred-calorie snack packs and eating handfuls of roasted peanuts, and who has said nothing since we entered the pantry except "What's a Fig Newman?"—he stops and says, "I want to play this game".

The root authority then certifies other nodes, called first-tier certification authorities, who can then issue certificates and also can certify additional or second-tier certification authorities.

Instead, it was only lower-level F.A.A. officials involved in the certification process who were even aware of MCAS.

Coyne has asked Gerard Walker, the certification officer who oversees union elections, to investigate whether the leader of Unite and his staff manipulated the union's procedures to win the poll.

We have seen first hand how easy it is for producers to pull the wool over the eyes of the auditors of certification bodies, who show up infrequently at farms, pre-announced, spend little time there, talk to very few workers and when they do, talk to them at the farm's headquarters.