Sentence examples for certifications to allow from inspiring English sources
Microsoft has long offered U.S. government agencies a special version of its Azure cloud computing platform that has all the necessary certifications to allow federal, state and local agencies to use its services.
Unveiled two years ago at the CES consumer electronics show in Las Vegas, Horizon's products have since undergone design improvements, significant cost reductions, and CE certification to allow sales and marketing in Europe.
GNM has now completed a final certification procedure to allow our magazines to display the PEFC logo.
While, given the EC's formal adoption of the agreement, the Privacy Shield decision enters into force immediately there is still a short period before companies can sign up — with the US commerce Department accepting certifications starting on August 1, to allow time for them to review the framework, which will be published in the US Federal Register, and update their compliance.
Though the Clinton administration issued the certification each year, the Bush administration said Russia had not provided enough information to allow certification this year.
A possible practical solution can be to allow group certifications, in which certification costs can be shared by the participants [59].
For example, the Board of Regents voted last month to allow alternative certification programs.
Because Mr. Morales was not part of the certification for Blackhawk the decision to allow him to pilot the plane violated federal regulations.
The State Board of Regents paved the way for New York City's experimental program when it voted in July to allow an alternative certification route for teachers.
Alan Ray, a spokesman for Mr. Mills, said the Board of Regents would vote next month on whether to allow school districts to offer an alternative certification program -- one that allows aspiring teachers to compress the traditional menu of courses in teaching techniques.
Most well-known are cooperatives and Fair Trade Certifications that allow farmers to receive higher prices.
