The Honda case was settled before the class was certified, for example, and would prohibit class members from participating in subsequent regulatory proceedings.
A Federal initiative called the Certified Local Government Program, for example, requires states to set aside 10percentt of their annual Federal historic-preservation allocation for use by municipalities.
But so far the results have been disappointing: European consumers are reluctant to pay premium prices for goods made from certified timber, for example.Palm oil, much of which is produced on land that was once virgin rainforest in Indonesia, is a particular problem.
"Acronyms like CPK for 'Cabbage Patch Kids dolls,' and quality markers like 'Certified MS63,' for example, were important signals to bidders that the seller was knowledgeable about the doll or coin categories," explains Hannan, the Business School's StrataCom Professor of Management.
As another example, certified diabetes educators and nutritionists may choose to focus on fast food and SSB consumption when taking more detailed dietary histories and making dietary recommendations for Latinas.
In the quantification of Hg, for example, certified standards for gold and thallium, the elements adjacent to Hg in the periodic table, were used because standards containing elemental mercury showed a gradual decrease in signal over time, presumably due to loss of elemental mercury vapor.
The correctness of this proposed method is certified with typical examples and the phase center in the Fresnel region of a microwave radiometry calibration corrugate horn antenna is evaluated with the key features.
Organic-certified farms, for example, tended to grow more varieties of produce, especially fruits, for their own consumption a fact that could hold an important linkage to human health and nutrition.
Take a look at certified organic cotton for example, the possibility of having certified products mixed in with uncertified products may not be as convoluted as palm oil but its still a good example of how certified products should work.
Fewer than 1percentt of certified public accountants, for example, are black, Theresa Young, associate professor of accounting at Boston College, wrote in one essay.
