In 1678 Brandenburg's Great Elector gave Bielefeld the privilege of certifying the quality of local linen, cementing its position as a centre for the textile trade.
The rules announced yesterday took into account legislation signed earlier this week by President Bush by eliminating requirements that executives personally certify the quality of financial disclosures and that auditors be hired by companies' audit committees rather than by management.
Mr. De Riso said that the consortium, which certifies the quality of lemons in products like limoncello to protect them from low-quality imitations, is trying to help local producers raise production.
Start-ups like Source Labs and Spike Source started life selling services to support and certify the quality of bundles of open source.
Thereby, several scholars support the idea that both processors and retailers need detailed information about the use of raw materials and the compliance to specific production norms, to certify the quality of their products (Reardon et al. 2003; Mac Donald et al. 2004; Mènard 2004; Bertazzoli et al. 2011).
The Solgar Company certify the quality of product through their established company protocols and ensure the correct transport of product to the pharmacy at The Royal Women's Hospital, Melbourne.
Technical details of the variance calculation can be found in Appendix 3. NAACCR uses its calculated completeness index and some other criteria to certify the quality of data obtained by each registry each year.
In particular, various business-to-business systems have been developed to certify the quality of Integrated Crop Management (ICM) products on a worldwide scale, some of them with considerable success (e.g., EUREPGAP in Europe) [ 1, 2].
The Department of Education's move late yesterday to shut down the lax, compromised accrediting body, ACICS, which certified the quality and integrity of ITT and Corinthian, increases the obstacles for other bad actors, colleges and accreditors alike, to keep doing their bad work.
