Sentence examples for certifications granted from inspiring English sources

Coffee and bananas account for two-thirds of export revenue generated by FT. Yet, Latin America accounts for 263 out of the 317 coffee certifications granted in 2009 (or 83% of certifications) and 70 out of the 71 banana certifications.

But recently the Air Force inspector general announced it is reviewing the certifications granted to SpaceX that allow the company to fly national security missions, a key source of revenue.

Initial certification granted injunctive and declaratory relief for plaintiffs, noting that damages amongst plaintiffs across the nation varied too widely to warrant certification of a single nation-wide class for compensatory damages.

While a 17-day program may turn a physician or a Ph.D. into a consultant, claiming that he or she is certified is as wrong as claiming that he or she has an M.B.A. Certified Management Consultant is a certification granted to qualified candidates who meet the rigorous requirements of the Institute of Management Consultants USA, of which I am chairman.

The stadium was during this period one of Peru's four "FIFA Star II" grounds, the highest certification granted to artificial pitches, but the synthetic turf was blamed for players' injuries, such as burns and bruises.

It is the only region in Champagne that is known to hold the appellation d'origine contrôlée (AOC), which translates in English to "controlled designation of origin". Basically it is the French certification granted to certain French geographical indications for agricultural products certified by the French government.

Midwives with training as nurses or other medical professionals often maintain a certification granted by a national medical or professional board, while other registered midwives may not have general medical experience but should have extensive midwifery training.

Indeed, despite the lousy reputation of these programs, about half of all emergency certifications are granted to highly qualified specialists who lack certification.

From July 2004 to June 2005, 86 certifications were granted to teach middle school math -- with 62 teachers coming from alternate-route programs and 24 coming from college.

The certifications are granted on behalf of Bob Ross Inc., the property of Annette Kowalski, Ross' longtime business partner.

We also want to point out that IBCLC is not actually an organization, but rather an acronym for the credential "International Board Certified Lactation Consultant". There is no IBCLC organization; board certification is granted by the International Board of Lactation Consultant Examiners IBLCEE).