There are then often several more steps – all aimed at obfuscating the origin – before the timber is sold off as certified on the domestic and international markets.
Moreover, employees may suspect that the doctors and nurses working in such services owe their primary loyalty to the employer and thus tend to economize on the treatment or are reluctant to certify time off for sickness.
A sawmill in Port Gamble, Wash., closed because its timber supply dwindled from efforts to save the spotted owl, so company officials were "dumbfounded" when the Labor Department certified every laid-off worker as a victim of NAFTA.
TTTech's chip originally was designed for use in autos, and the company is trying to get it certified as an existing, "commercial off-the-shelf" product that is acceptable for the A380, according to court records.
She is a certified off-site trainer for both the English and Spanish versions of the ADI-R and is certified for the research use of the ADOS in the United States.
It requires an annual "internal control report", which must be certified by auditors and personally signed off by two executives.
She's certified in reiki and has branched off and developed her own healing method that combines energy work, coaching, and deep cognitive analysis.
This reeks of desperation like Donnie got so mad he ordered his attorney to fire off a "certified letter". Unenforceable as to comments not related to campaign and the NDA would not prevent legally required testimony.
Because its error was in the customers' favor, the Mobil station had to turn off its pump until repairs were certified by the city.
It's such a challenging approach and take off that only 8 pilots are certified to fly into it.
The easiest solution would be to allow timber and lumber companies, even in far off lands, to be certified by U.S. officials.
